Three months passed. I was contacted by a recruiter while abroad the USA in late September about a role in NYC, and I passed a phone screen. Citadel then flew me to their Hong Kong office for an interview with the team in Chicago, IL, which went well. A month later, HR admitted that she forgot to perform an interview. Around Thanksgiving week, there was an abrupt organizational change. There were a few more snags.
The role had switched from NYC to Chicago and now included dual responsibilities as a Software and DevOps Engineer. I agreed to both conditions without any reservations. My recruiter contacted me in December to set up an interview appointment with the new Director of Global Infrastructure. Then, a week before Christmas, my recruiter advised that the position was on hold indefinitely.
Three months later, my family and I were left high and dry by Citadel, as their words became broken promises.
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The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Citadel Software Engineer role in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Citadel's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Hong Kong, Hong Kong is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Citadel's Software Engineer interview process in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.