Great engineering culture. A lot of resources for learning and development.
Strong company values (e.g., "be kind") that people take seriously.
Many informal cross-functional learning opportunities.
Cons will depend on what you are looking for. If you are looking for fast development/launch cycles, that is harder to do in health tech.
First, a take-home coding question (using Codility), then one phone interview, then two more phone interviews. The last two interviews, I was told, would be over Skype, and I was told that I would need access to a computer. In reality, only one of t
Called for a 1:1 video conference online interview process. It was via a third party, which is perhaps the only third party I believe. The interviewer was very drab, seemingly there just for the sake of it.
Applied on Handshake. The interview was with Karat and was a good experience. I was asked to talk about my experience and a project on my resume, and then one LeetCode easy and one medium question.
First, a take-home coding question (using Codility), then one phone interview, then two more phone interviews. The last two interviews, I was told, would be over Skype, and I was told that I would need access to a computer. In reality, only one of t
Called for a 1:1 video conference online interview process. It was via a third party, which is perhaps the only third party I believe. The interviewer was very drab, seemingly there just for the sake of it.
Applied on Handshake. The interview was with Karat and was a good experience. I was asked to talk about my experience and a project on my resume, and then one LeetCode easy and one medium question.