Nice office, great work-life balance, free food and snacks, and decent benefits.
The team match process has limited flexibility and input.
CI/CD is kind of annoying, which is unexpected for a company of this size.
The office location is in a chaotic and dirty part of Manhattan.
The interview process began with a 1-hour phone screen, which was pretty easy and nothing to be too nervous about. It did not feature standard LeetCode questions but instead focused on more real-world coding scenarios. I was then invited for an on-s
The interview process consisted of: * One recruiter call * A tech screen with two engineers * A final on-site with five interviews. The interviews included two coding, one behavioral, one technical depth, and one system design question. The q
The interview process was pretty standard. It included: * One phone screen with a recruiter * One virtual technical coding interview with two LeetCode medium questions * One final round, also virtual, which consisted of: * Two "LeetCode
The interview process began with a 1-hour phone screen, which was pretty easy and nothing to be too nervous about. It did not feature standard LeetCode questions but instead focused on more real-world coding scenarios. I was then invited for an on-s
The interview process consisted of: * One recruiter call * A tech screen with two engineers * A final on-site with five interviews. The interviews included two coding, one behavioral, one technical depth, and one system design question. The q
The interview process was pretty standard. It included: * One phone screen with a recruiter * One virtual technical coding interview with two LeetCode medium questions * One final round, also virtual, which consisted of: * Two "LeetCode