Great management, meaningful work, and a nice work-life balance.
As an intern, this is what you want. No cons, really.
A recruiter reached out to me via GitHub, where they had found my email address after noticing my contributions to a variety of open-source projects. They mentioned they were searching for “individuals interested in writing open-source code that will
A fairly straightforward interview process. You speak to a recruiter, your resume is seen by the hiring manager, you do a project, have a basic coding interview, and then come in for a series of five interviews. The coding interviews were interactiv
The interview process included: * A phone screen with the Director. * An online technical interview with an engineer. * A take-home test/assignment. * An in-person interview at their New York office. The in-person interview was split into three ses
A recruiter reached out to me via GitHub, where they had found my email address after noticing my contributions to a variety of open-source projects. They mentioned they were searching for “individuals interested in writing open-source code that will
A fairly straightforward interview process. You speak to a recruiter, your resume is seen by the hiring manager, you do a project, have a basic coding interview, and then come in for a series of five interviews. The coding interviews were interactiv
The interview process included: * A phone screen with the Director. * An online technical interview with an engineer. * A take-home test/assignment. * An in-person interview at their New York office. The in-person interview was split into three ses