Working on Kotlin Multiplatform has been a great learning experience. The engineering team encourages modern development practices, code quality, and collaboration. There are opportunities to work on impactful projects at scale, and teammates are generally supportive and knowledgeable. The work environment promotes continuous learning and ownership.
Cross-team coordination can occasionally be challenging, and career growth expectations could be communicated more clearly.
It was a pretty average process. The company came through the campus placement drive. The interviewers were very professional. Surprisingly, the first round was a pen and paper process, which is very rarely seen in a software engineer position select
Multi-person interview on site where I got a chance to discuss previous work experience, projects, and a bit of the personal portfolio. Also got to discuss what working for Fanatics would be like and meet some of the team members, etc.
Two coding questions. The interviewer skipped straight to the coding questions without any introduction or behavioral questions. One was about designing an E-Commerce API, and the other was a data structure/algorithm question. I got the algorithm qu
It was a pretty average process. The company came through the campus placement drive. The interviewers were very professional. Surprisingly, the first round was a pen and paper process, which is very rarely seen in a software engineer position select
Multi-person interview on site where I got a chance to discuss previous work experience, projects, and a bit of the personal portfolio. Also got to discuss what working for Fanatics would be like and meet some of the team members, etc.
Two coding questions. The interviewer skipped straight to the coding questions without any introduction or behavioral questions. One was about designing an E-Commerce API, and the other was a data structure/algorithm question. I got the algorithm qu