Great team overall, including both engineering and business.
Frequent team-building events.
Work with people from the whole world, due to the distributed nature of the business.
Challenging engineering problems and multiple opportunities for professional growth.
Multiple entities with similar needs, but standalone tools. This often leads to reinventing the wheel and varying implementations, which can be hard to work with.
Unify common tools across businesses. Leverage the fact that there's a high degree of synergy between different units.
I interviewed in Portland, OR, and the entire process took two weeks. The stages included: * A basic screening interview * A coding interview * A system design interview * An interview with the hiring manager The recruiter was excellent, providing
I applied online and met with a recruiter within a week. I then went through a LeetCode round, followed by a five-hour final round consisting of system design, code refactoring, an algorithm round, and an interview with the hiring manager. Honestly,
The recruiter informed me that there would be a one-hour screening round before progressing to five additional one-hour rounds. The interviewer arrived nearly ten minutes late and spent the first twenty minutes reviewing my recent architectural cont
I interviewed in Portland, OR, and the entire process took two weeks. The stages included: * A basic screening interview * A coding interview * A system design interview * An interview with the hiring manager The recruiter was excellent, providing
I applied online and met with a recruiter within a week. I then went through a LeetCode round, followed by a five-hour final round consisting of system design, code refactoring, an algorithm round, and an interview with the hiring manager. Honestly,
The recruiter informed me that there would be a one-hour screening round before progressing to five additional one-hour rounds. The interviewer arrived nearly ten minutes late and spent the first twenty minutes reviewing my recent architectural cont