I have been associated with Fanatics for over 4 years in total (3 years continuous service and later rehired for 1 year). My journey with the organization has been professionally enriching and personally enjoyable, thanks to the supportive culture and employee-first approach.
Pros:
Supportive and approachable management that encourages growth, feedback, and collaboration.
Unlimited Discretionary Time Off (DTO) ensuring excellent work-life balance (WLB).
Employee-friendly perks including:
Workplace culture that values inclusivity, flexibility, and employee well-being.
Some of the work includes working on interesting business use cases specially related to supply chain and merchandising.
At times, meetings are scheduled during late-night IST hours, albeit offering opportunities to collaborate closely with global teams and gain broader exposure.
Looking at async-alternative ways for cross-team collaboration between business and tech.
Had one round of interview with a person on the West Coast. There was a coding question regarding separating and segregating logs based on their type through code. Add test cases for the coding scenario. Technical questions on how to debug a login
Drive: 3 rounds, 1 coding and 2 technical rounds. Kafka internal logic and project architecture. 3-round technical interview focused on coding, microservices, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud services, authentication, caching, design patterns, databases, m
I applied through college placements. There was one coding assessment which contained MCQs on CS fundamentals and aptitude, and three coding questions. The platform was HackerEarth, and each problem had a score. I was shortlisted for the interview.
Had one round of interview with a person on the West Coast. There was a coding question regarding separating and segregating logs based on their type through code. Add test cases for the coding scenario. Technical questions on how to debug a login
Drive: 3 rounds, 1 coding and 2 technical rounds. Kafka internal logic and project architecture. 3-round technical interview focused on coding, microservices, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud services, authentication, caching, design patterns, databases, m
I applied through college placements. There was one coding assessment which contained MCQs on CS fundamentals and aptitude, and three coding questions. The platform was HackerEarth, and each problem had a score. I was shortlisted for the interview.