Salary and benefits are exceptional. Work with the latest technologies. Flexible work arrangements. Growing company.
None, really. Be prepared to work hard, but have fun because the work is so amazing.
It's a good work environment, rewarding personally and economically.
A phone call and remote programming exercise with a Citadel developer calling in from Chicago. Had two interviews: * One was more positive. * The other felt the developer was not very happy with life.
This was a multi-stage process that covered a wide range of different areas. I had questions on C++ theory, ranging from polymorphism and data types to multi-threading. I also had to complete a shared coder pad question while on the call with the i
The interview lasted 45 minutes. The first 20-30 minutes involved a discussion about my resume projects and work experience. They asked a little bit about Python versus C++. The remaining time was dedicated to a simple DSA question: implement a ci
A phone call and remote programming exercise with a Citadel developer calling in from Chicago. Had two interviews: * One was more positive. * The other felt the developer was not very happy with life.
This was a multi-stage process that covered a wide range of different areas. I had questions on C++ theory, ranging from polymorphism and data types to multi-threading. I also had to complete a shared coder pad question while on the call with the i
The interview lasted 45 minutes. The first 20-30 minutes involved a discussion about my resume projects and work experience. They asked a little bit about Python versus C++. The remaining time was dedicated to a simple DSA question: implement a ci