Frankly a great company to work for. The people are extremely smart, dedicated, and nice.
Work is impactful especially when working with quants. Hours aren't particularly long and environment is laid back. Very diverse problems to solve and things to build, from high performance financial algorithms to web services.
Great perks (free lunch, lots of holiday (30+ days), actual free cafe in office with professional barristas)
The culture of secrecy is still very much a thing, albeit not as bad as in previous years (or so I've heard). I have to leave all electronics in lockers when arriving at the office.
Half of the company (quants, engineers, etc) is forced to work in the office full time with 3 days of WFH (but gets extra holiday), other half can WFH as much as they want but can also opt into working in the office full time to get the extra holiday. I'm happy to work in the office, but this is a con for people with families.
It is very much white male dominated, especially in engineering. GR badly needs more diversity.
Engineering should not be kept in the dark as to what Research is doing.
You need to encourage a symbiotic relationship between the two, not keep them separate.
Online test, followed two on site interviews. Each onsite interviews were a mixture of knowledge questions and pen and paper style interview question taken by members of the team, role was for. Passing this first stage of each interview, the later p
The interview had four rounds:1. 1st round was an hour long - 30 minutes of computer science fundamentals, followed by 30 minutes of pair programming in the language of my choice.2. 2nd round was two hours long - an hour of solving an algorithmic tas
Take home programming question, if passed with correct answer, automatic interview. I cannot describe the interview itself but if u study hacker rank or LeetCode then it will help.
Online test, followed two on site interviews. Each onsite interviews were a mixture of knowledge questions and pen and paper style interview question taken by members of the team, role was for. Passing this first stage of each interview, the later p
The interview had four rounds:1. 1st round was an hour long - 30 minutes of computer science fundamentals, followed by 30 minutes of pair programming in the language of my choice.2. 2nd round was two hours long - an hour of solving an algorithmic tas
Take home programming question, if passed with correct answer, automatic interview. I cannot describe the interview itself but if u study hacker rank or LeetCode then it will help.