They offer really good benefits, along with a good work-life balance.
You might get lost in a big crowd of engineers.
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a member of recruiting to schedule a Webex interview. During this interview, I was asked: * Some personality questions (e.g., "What was the most difficult part of being a teaching assistant?")
Mostly from Leetcode medium question in 3 rounds and 2 rounds of design level question and one phone screening. And networking question from past experience. L2/L3 forwarding, MAC learning, IGMP, TCP/IP, L3 routing, Tunneling.
Total three rounds. First was a phone conversation with the recruiter. Second was a phone interview with one of the team members. Then, the third was onsite with future team members. Total six engineers, one after another.
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a member of recruiting to schedule a Webex interview. During this interview, I was asked: * Some personality questions (e.g., "What was the most difficult part of being a teaching assistant?")
Mostly from Leetcode medium question in 3 rounds and 2 rounds of design level question and one phone screening. And networking question from past experience. L2/L3 forwarding, MAC learning, IGMP, TCP/IP, L3 routing, Tunneling.
Total three rounds. First was a phone conversation with the recruiter. Second was a phone interview with one of the team members. Then, the third was onsite with future team members. Total six engineers, one after another.