Very good work-life balance, a great campus, and even better people!
Work can be a bit boring, especially since it's a huge company.
Online coding analysis, followed by a power day where I had three further interviews: * Behavioral * Technical * Reasoning (what I would call) Overall, the process was smooth and a good experience for me coming out of grad school.
The interview process has three parts. The first was a phone call, and the recruiter sent me the CoderPad exam before the call had even ended. I'm fairly good at what I do, so I was confident based on my experience and abilities as a data engineer.
I interviewed on campus. It was designed to be a final round, so I was given one behavioral, one technical, and one case interview. Each interview lasted around 45 minutes. I found out within two business days how I had done. The position was an
Online coding analysis, followed by a power day where I had three further interviews: * Behavioral * Technical * Reasoning (what I would call) Overall, the process was smooth and a good experience for me coming out of grad school.
The interview process has three parts. The first was a phone call, and the recruiter sent me the CoderPad exam before the call had even ended. I'm fairly good at what I do, so I was confident based on my experience and abilities as a data engineer.
I interviewed on campus. It was designed to be a final round, so I was given one behavioral, one technical, and one case interview. Each interview lasted around 45 minutes. I found out within two business days how I had done. The position was an