Process
I applied online. The process took four weeks.
The first round of the interview was with HR, and the second round was a take-home assignment. Both interviews were quite easy, featuring many technical questions. The assignment was submitted on GitHub, and the developers would review the solution and create some issues that you needed to answer.
Questions
There were questions on how to test real-time and large volumes of data.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Cribl Software Development in Test role.
Success Rate
Cribl's interview process for their Software Development in Test roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Cribl's Software Development in Test interview process.
Cribl Work Experiences
- 5.0fast growing company with great cultureSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeOctober 13, 2022Pros: The company culture is great. As an employees, I feel included and in the loop on important news and decisions. People here are friendly and intelligent. They are motivated to be more engaged and do their best work.Cons: There is no 401k match in the benefits.
- 5.0People first companyStaff Software Engineer • Current EmployeeOttawa, ONNovember 21, 2022Pros: Generous compensation Very enthusiastic co-workers with a shared vision Remote-first culture InnovativeCons: Dealing with some growing pains; some things that worked for 12 people don't work for 50+
- 5.0Best company I've worked forSenior Software Engineer • Current EmployeeApril 26, 2022Pros: - Amazing, amazing product to work on. There are some big name enterprise customers and the projection is looking upwards for sure - People are fun and smart, and there are many industry experts you can learn from - Fully distributed means there's strong remote culture, which is awesome if you like working remotely - Very competitive compensation - Very few meetings that give me plenty of focus timeCons: Honestly, I can't think of any. Processes still need to settle a bit maybe.
