The tech stack is Scala and TypeScript, which is not great. Backend engineers also need to look at the FE and understand it.
Data science, QA, and the insurance product team exist in India as of now. In product teams, there's nothing much to explore from a tech perspective on the open-source side. You need to work on a predefined internal tech stack based on Scala/TypeScript with business logic. Not so great.
There are no internal mobility opportunities.
Not much exposure for junior engineers.
Management should care about their people and engineers' growth/career aspirations more.
The interview process typically involves resume screening, technical rounds (coding or problem-solving), HR interviews for cultural fit, and sometimes group discussions or aptitude tests to assess overall candidate suitability.
The recruiter reached out via email, so I scheduled a phone screen. Then I was called for an on-site. I think it went well, but the recruiter never got back to me, even after I sent many follow-up emails. This seems to be a similar experience to othe
HR Screening phone interview: Introduce the company and the position. One phone interview with one coding question. Onsite with 4 sessions: manager chatting about background and tech skills, two coding sessions, and one system design session. Very
The interview process typically involves resume screening, technical rounds (coding or problem-solving), HR interviews for cultural fit, and sometimes group discussions or aptitude tests to assess overall candidate suitability.
The recruiter reached out via email, so I scheduled a phone screen. Then I was called for an on-site. I think it went well, but the recruiter never got back to me, even after I sent many follow-up emails. This seems to be a similar experience to othe
HR Screening phone interview: Introduce the company and the position. One phone interview with one coding question. Onsite with 4 sessions: manager chatting about background and tech skills, two coding sessions, and one system design session. Very