Good work-life balance, good technology company, great place to start.
After 10 years, I ran out of upward mobility if I stay.
I sent my resume to one of the recruiters and eventually got the interview set up. The phone interview was like 3-4 rounds, and they called me for an onsite. The questions were straightforward, and after one day, the recruiter called and said that I
Had one written HackerRank test, followed by two rounds of technical interviews, a managerial interview, and an HR round. Basics and concepts were the focus of the technical rounds, and the managerial interview mostly revolved around the project and
Asked some math questions, like Fourier transforms, and asked to write code for easy programs. Overall, the interview was smooth. They also tested my soft skills along with hard skills.
I sent my resume to one of the recruiters and eventually got the interview set up. The phone interview was like 3-4 rounds, and they called me for an onsite. The questions were straightforward, and after one day, the recruiter called and said that I
Had one written HackerRank test, followed by two rounds of technical interviews, a managerial interview, and an HR round. Basics and concepts were the focus of the technical rounds, and the managerial interview mostly revolved around the project and
Asked some math questions, like Fourier transforms, and asked to write code for easy programs. Overall, the interview was smooth. They also tested my soft skills along with hard skills.