Great vision but rigid base tech stack
Great vision but rigid base tech stack
Solving some real challenges in the personal finance space, which is deeply engraved in our discussion as well.
- All things Scala. The platform tech stack is tied rigidly with Scala, hence using any other JVM language is also difficult.
- Coming from a startup culture, development here feels very slow.
- Work-life balance is bad due to the cross-timezone setup.
- Focus on employee's development
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Had an extremely positive experience. Met with 2 engineers, the engineering director, and the head of HR. All were very approachable, informative, and professional. The engineers did some whiteboarding. Then the director came in and talked more abo
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Contacted by recruiter via LinkedIn. Set up phone interview. First time I interviewed, I thought it went pretty stellar. I forgot one concept that we absolutely never use client-side, so I couldn't finish that portion of the problem. Everything else
Software Engineer
United StatesDecember 10, 2014The interview was mostly coding on the board, similar to any tech company in the Bay Area. The offer wasn't good enough to even remotely consider, at least for me. The stock options offered weren't in line with the industry. The hiring manager trie
Software Engineer
United StatesMay 1, 2014Had an extremely positive experience. Met with 2 engineers, the engineering director, and the head of HR. All were very approachable, informative, and professional. The engineers did some whiteboarding. Then the director came in and talked more abo
iOS Developer
United StatesJune 20, 2019Contacted by recruiter via LinkedIn. Set up phone interview. First time I interviewed, I thought it went pretty stellar. I forgot one concept that we absolutely never use client-side, so I couldn't finish that portion of the problem. Everything else
