Overall, it's a good company to work for.
Salary is average, but nothing to complain about.
One interview round took place in the Toronto HQ for the Omnia AI team, consisting of behavioral cases along with a few technical questions regarding AI/ML & classification algorithms. There wasn't any whiteboard coding interview, but this can vary
For me, only the first two steps were available as I didn’t pass to the next stage. 1. Phone call 2. HR interview 3. Interview with directors 4. Maybe further interview steps depending on the position and the success of the participants.
The hiring interview process was an interview combining both direct HR and technical questions. There were questions about the CV, completed projects, internships, and the skills you master. Basically, you need to master your CV, prepare for recurrin
One interview round took place in the Toronto HQ for the Omnia AI team, consisting of behavioral cases along with a few technical questions regarding AI/ML & classification algorithms. There wasn't any whiteboard coding interview, but this can vary
For me, only the first two steps were available as I didn’t pass to the next stage. 1. Phone call 2. HR interview 3. Interview with directors 4. Maybe further interview steps depending on the position and the success of the participants.
The hiring interview process was an interview combining both direct HR and technical questions. There were questions about the CV, completed projects, internships, and the skills you master. Basically, you need to master your CV, prepare for recurrin