Remote, IC-driven, and interesting impact.
There was a lot of turnover and unstable teams.
The interview process included a take-home assignment in a programming language of choice, followed by two technical on-site interviews, and then a leadership and soft skills interview. The interviews were not specific to teams and moved fairly quick
I applied for a remote engineering position. A few days after applying, the job posting was updated to include a specific hiring area (while still stating "remote"). A couple of weeks later, I received a rejection email. It stated that my current l
I applied online, and a recruiter contacted me a few days later by email to schedule a phone interview. During the phone interview, she asked me about my previous experience and what I was currently working on. Then, she told me more about GitHub an
The interview process included a take-home assignment in a programming language of choice, followed by two technical on-site interviews, and then a leadership and soft skills interview. The interviews were not specific to teams and moved fairly quick
I applied for a remote engineering position. A few days after applying, the job posting was updated to include a specific hiring area (while still stating "remote"). A couple of weeks later, I received a rejection email. It stated that my current l
I applied online, and a recruiter contacted me a few days later by email to schedule a phone interview. During the phone interview, she asked me about my previous experience and what I was currently working on. Then, she told me more about GitHub an