Living in Pittsburgh isn't for everyone, and most positions are located there.
The company has grown a lot over the last few years, which has made for constant change in teams, people, processes, features, code/architecture – just about everything.
This isn't really a con for the right type of person, and it may mellow out as the company transitions out of the late-stage startup phase, but be prepared for a very dynamic environment.
Online coding assessment and then phone chat with recruiter. After that, there are a few rounds of interviews, including a pair programming section where you debug a piece of the codebase.
I was given a neat Duolingo-specific HackerRank. After that submission, there was an hour-long technical phone interview. That one was really fun; the interviewer was incredibly friendly and left me super excited for the company and future rounds. U
This was for a new grad position. The interview process was HackerRank -> phone interview -> final round. They got back to me after the phone interview a month later. It has now been almost a month since the final interview. After sending a follow-
Online coding assessment and then phone chat with recruiter. After that, there are a few rounds of interviews, including a pair programming section where you debug a piece of the codebase.
I was given a neat Duolingo-specific HackerRank. After that submission, there was an hour-long technical phone interview. That one was really fun; the interviewer was incredibly friendly and left me super excited for the company and future rounds. U
This was for a new grad position. The interview process was HackerRank -> phone interview -> final round. They got back to me after the phone interview a month later. It has now been almost a month since the final interview. After sending a follow-