Lots of emphasis on learning and great work-life balance.
Depending on what BU you're in, you have the challenge of working with outdated tech or things that are not up to industry standards as far as architectural decisions.
I think after a few years of working here, you'll be ready to move on.
I had a phone interview where I was asked basic networking questions and some C questions. It was all very simple. Later, I had an onsite interview with five rounds. Four rounds were technical, testing my C skills, OS concepts, networking, and past
Initial screening was done via phone interview. Later, I had an F2F (face-to-face) interview. There were a total of 4-5 rounds. The rounds were based on domain expertise and programming language knowledge. The interviewer started with basic concepts
Applied online. 1st Round: HackerRank test. 2nd Round: Data Structures, puzzles, and algorithms. 3rd Round: Operating Systems and Networking. 4th Round: Java round. 5th Round: Project round and Director interview. 6th Round: HR round over phone. Th
I had a phone interview where I was asked basic networking questions and some C questions. It was all very simple. Later, I had an onsite interview with five rounds. Four rounds were technical, testing my C skills, OS concepts, networking, and past
Initial screening was done via phone interview. Later, I had an F2F (face-to-face) interview. There were a total of 4-5 rounds. The rounds were based on domain expertise and programming language knowledge. The interviewer started with basic concepts
Applied online. 1st Round: HackerRank test. 2nd Round: Data Structures, puzzles, and algorithms. 3rd Round: Operating Systems and Networking. 4th Round: Java round. 5th Round: Project round and Director interview. 6th Round: HR round over phone. Th