Great work-life balance, interesting work.
Not enough infrastructure built up; start-up-like dev env.
One phone interview, and they went for an onsite. I was not asked many questions and failed. The HR has been using a crowdsourcing method. The positions have been opened and closed many times with multi-hire iterations but they barely hire someone. T
The first round test is a two-hour remote test. HR will send a Word doc to you. You need to send it back in two hours. The questions are quite wide, but as long as you've done some dev work in Linux networking, you should be OK to handle the majority
I met the hiring manager briefly. Then, there was a test including some questions on thermal analysis. There was also a test for sheet metal modeling in Solidworks. It took around half a day.
One phone interview, and they went for an onsite. I was not asked many questions and failed. The HR has been using a crowdsourcing method. The positions have been opened and closed many times with multi-hire iterations but they barely hire someone. T
The first round test is a two-hour remote test. HR will send a Word doc to you. You need to send it back in two hours. The questions are quite wide, but as long as you've done some dev work in Linux networking, you should be OK to handle the majority
I met the hiring manager briefly. Then, there was a test including some questions on thermal analysis. There was also a test for sheet metal modeling in Solidworks. It took around half a day.