Good work-life balance, migrating into new products.
Very few perks.
Very few holidays.
I got an OA a week after applying. I completed the OA with not all test cases passing, and I was notified about a week later that they went ahead with other candidates for this role.
The process took several months. Expect a delay. Do your homework. Be flexible and available to relocate. Otherwise, it was a great experience. * First interview with the recruiter. * Then a set of tests. * If successful, you move forward in t
1. There is a take-home project (classification model with unbalanced data). You can choose either R or Python to complete it. 2. Then, there is an in-person interview to go over the take-home project (difficulties, things you would do differently).
I got an OA a week after applying. I completed the OA with not all test cases passing, and I was notified about a week later that they went ahead with other candidates for this role.
The process took several months. Expect a delay. Do your homework. Be flexible and available to relocate. Otherwise, it was a great experience. * First interview with the recruiter. * Then a set of tests. * If successful, you move forward in t
1. There is a take-home project (classification model with unbalanced data). You can choose either R or Python to complete it. 2. Then, there is an in-person interview to go over the take-home project (difficulties, things you would do differently).