Great working culture. Work-life balance. Good technology.
Comparatively lesser compensation as per market standards.
I applied through an on-campus drive. We had some MCQs based on aptitude and technical questions, and two coding questions. Anyone who solved one coding question was called for the PI. During my interview, the interviewer first glanced through my r
The interview process was good. HR executives were very friendly. First round was a written test. It consisted of 4 sections: * C programming (mainly Linux/process/fork, etc.) * English * Aptitude * 1 C program The second round was a F2F t
The interview started with a basic introduction, then moved on to hands-on coding problems. We also discussed projects I completed in college. It was an overall nice experience, as the interviewer made me feel comfortable, despite my initial nervous
I applied through an on-campus drive. We had some MCQs based on aptitude and technical questions, and two coding questions. Anyone who solved one coding question was called for the PI. During my interview, the interviewer first glanced through my r
The interview process was good. HR executives were very friendly. First round was a written test. It consisted of 4 sections: * C programming (mainly Linux/process/fork, etc.) * English * Aptitude * 1 C program The second round was a F2F t
The interview started with a basic introduction, then moved on to hands-on coding problems. We also discussed projects I completed in college. It was an overall nice experience, as the interviewer made me feel comfortable, despite my initial nervous