The engineering team is a bunch of very smart people who have zero ego. I enjoy every collaboration I have with my colleagues and am constantly challenging myself and learning. It's a very supportive environment, even for women engineers like myself. It's exciting to work on projects that make it quickly into the product.
Things can get a little hectic because of the fast pace and constant need for more engineers.
Phone interviews, take-home assignments, and a day of on-site interviews. The entire process was very smooth. They have the smartest engineers I've ever met. Interview questions are challenging.
Contacted by a recruiter, I set up a phone screen for a month away. The phone screen involved an algorithms problem. I was immediately rejected after the phone screen, so make sure your phone screener likes you.
The process was fairly standard. The recruiter scheduled a phone screen, a phone interview with a short technical screen, and then an onsite interview. Everyone I spoke with onsite was really nice, and I talked to over ten people. However, the rec
Phone interviews, take-home assignments, and a day of on-site interviews. The entire process was very smooth. They have the smartest engineers I've ever met. Interview questions are challenging.
Contacted by a recruiter, I set up a phone screen for a month away. The phone screen involved an algorithms problem. I was immediately rejected after the phone screen, so make sure your phone screener likes you.
The process was fairly standard. The recruiter scheduled a phone screen, a phone interview with a short technical screen, and then an onsite interview. Everyone I spoke with onsite was really nice, and I talked to over ten people. However, the rec