A decent place to start learning contract work.
A constrictive process that was very meeting-heavy. The tech lead was clearly stressed out, trying to map unofficial time estimates onto arbitrary points that weren't "supposed" to represent how many days it would take.
The code is a wreck: an old Objective-C project written in the VIPER pattern and falling apart. They're sticking new Swift screens into it but don't understand what things like MVVM and view models actually mean.
Designers want you to be pixel-perfect for a design they poorly copied from the Apple Human Interface Guidelines (so you have to kind of recreate the Apple guidelines but just a little off). They tacked on accessibility work without resizing estimates for tickets.
Overall, it's very much a company that values its process over its product or its people.
The interview process is structured to evaluate both technical expertise and team alignment. It typically begins with an initial conversation with a recruiter, followed by one or more technical assessments or coding exercises.
I have applied for the position, and I got a phone screening call with the recruiter. I have set up the call, and it went well. I was asked questions related to my resume and some behavioral questions too.
First, there is a HireVue. You can do retries, and if you pass it, there is one more interview. This interview is mostly behavioral while also asking what languages and libraries you know and have used in your projects.
The interview process is structured to evaluate both technical expertise and team alignment. It typically begins with an initial conversation with a recruiter, followed by one or more technical assessments or coding exercises.
I have applied for the position, and I got a phone screening call with the recruiter. I have set up the call, and it went well. I was asked questions related to my resume and some behavioral questions too.
First, there is a HireVue. You can do retries, and if you pass it, there is one more interview. This interview is mostly behavioral while also asking what languages and libraries you know and have used in your projects.