The engineering team is world-class; many are ex-FAANG or similar. The culture is all-inclusive, and you can share your opinion with pretty much anyone. Great perks.
Many internal processes. Complicated dev cycle.
I applied for a position focused on distributed systems and database engineering and was provided preparation materials emphasizing system design topics (APIs, server architecture, and databases). However, the technical interview unexpectedly center
1 round of HR phone screen. 3 rounds of tech interviews (coding plus system design). 1 round of behavioral questions. HR phone screen: * Why Databricks? * Prefer big tech or startups? * What's the factor when choosing offers?
The interview process was outstanding, and I liked it a lot. Everything started with a usual phone-screen session and moved on to an onsite with the following sections: * Coding and Algos * System design * Coding in a language that I've never used b
I applied for a position focused on distributed systems and database engineering and was provided preparation materials emphasizing system design topics (APIs, server architecture, and databases). However, the technical interview unexpectedly center
1 round of HR phone screen. 3 rounds of tech interviews (coding plus system design). 1 round of behavioral questions. HR phone screen: * Why Databricks? * Prefer big tech or startups? * What's the factor when choosing offers?
The interview process was outstanding, and I liked it a lot. Everything started with a usual phone-screen session and moved on to an onsite with the following sections: * Coding and Algos * System design * Coding in a language that I've never used b