A ton of challenging problems along the entire stack--you are not pigeonholed.
Daily production code releases pushing out new features.
Hard work is rewarded very well.
Not ideal if you are looking for an easy 9-5 software job. This firm will push your limits.
Having interviewed with at least two dozen different companies in software and finance, ranging from Series A startups to the biggest names in the industry, I can safely say Citadel has the most bizarre, pointless, waste-of-time interview process I'v
A recruiter contacted me through LinkedIn. We had two phone calls. The recruiter then asked for more details via email. I am now waiting to continue the process. We are scheduled for another phone call.
The engineers I've talked to were pretty cool, but the recruiters were awful. They thought I was applying for full-time and mistakenly charged me for every single penny on the hotel, which was a pretty good one, but that only added to the harm done
Having interviewed with at least two dozen different companies in software and finance, ranging from Series A startups to the biggest names in the industry, I can safely say Citadel has the most bizarre, pointless, waste-of-time interview process I'v
A recruiter contacted me through LinkedIn. We had two phone calls. The recruiter then asked for more details via email. I am now waiting to continue the process. We are scheduled for another phone call.
The engineers I've talked to were pretty cool, but the recruiters were awful. They thought I was applying for full-time and mistakenly charged me for every single penny on the hotel, which was a pretty good one, but that only added to the harm done