Lots of learning. Always working on the latest technologies and building complex systems.
It is a very get-things-done culture, which can sometimes be exhausting.
The good: (and it is a VERY positive part) I really loved talking to the real engineers. They seem like very bright individuals, relaxed in their conversations and very open personalities. I truly wish I could work with them on some projects in the
I applied for software engineer positions in multiple teams at Cloudflare back in January. I started interviewing with three of them, passed all the technical interviews/tests with one team, and even reached the final interview but was rejected in th
Based in Paris. The process was a bit lengthy, starting with an easy home assignment. This was followed by a set of interviews: * One with the hiring manager. * Approximately five interviews with engineers. These were all great, friendly, and o
The good: (and it is a VERY positive part) I really loved talking to the real engineers. They seem like very bright individuals, relaxed in their conversations and very open personalities. I truly wish I could work with them on some projects in the
I applied for software engineer positions in multiple teams at Cloudflare back in January. I started interviewing with three of them, passed all the technical interviews/tests with one team, and even reached the final interview but was rejected in th
Based in Paris. The process was a bit lengthy, starting with an easy home assignment. This was followed by a set of interviews: * One with the hiring manager. * Approximately five interviews with engineers. These were all great, friendly, and o