Fully remote, flexible lifestyle.
At the time, there were 4 recharge weeks a year plus unlimited PTO.
Autonomy and the ability to see projects get built from 0 to 1.
I had passed the Triplebyte interview, so they allowed me to skip to the on-site. Typically, I believe they have a pre-screen with the Triplebyte multiple-choice test, followed by a technical screen over the phone. I also completed a non-technical p
Basic phone screen, then a lot of rounds begin: 1. Coding problem - LC medium problem. Anyone that did some LC problems can solve this. The interviewer for this part, if it is the same for everyone, is a VERY nice guy. 2. Behavior with Management
A recruiter reached out to me first, followed by a Google Hangout interview. They allowed me to use whatever IDE, editor, or terminal I was comfortable with. This went well. At the end, the engineer seemed pleasantly happy and said I would hear from
I had passed the Triplebyte interview, so they allowed me to skip to the on-site. Typically, I believe they have a pre-screen with the Triplebyte multiple-choice test, followed by a technical screen over the phone. I also completed a non-technical p
Basic phone screen, then a lot of rounds begin: 1. Coding problem - LC medium problem. Anyone that did some LC problems can solve this. The interviewer for this part, if it is the same for everyone, is a VERY nice guy. 2. Behavior with Management
A recruiter reached out to me first, followed by a Google Hangout interview. They allowed me to use whatever IDE, editor, or terminal I was comfortable with. This went well. At the end, the engineer seemed pleasantly happy and said I would hear from