Great team, a lot more freedom in the work than SWE, low stress compared to SWE. It's great if you want to do more than write code (maybe 80% coding, 20% something else).
Great company (unless you start looking at the details).
Treats interns like kings.
DPE is considered less important than SWE. The role doesn't give you a large project that you can see grow over time.
The phone screens were conducted by engineers from different areas working in similar roles. Each screen lasted about 50 minutes. Each interview started with time for me to ask as many questions as I wanted about Google and the role I was applying f
A recruiter reached out via email and we discussed my interest and background over the phone. A phone interview was scheduled about a week later. It went well, and I was asked a variety of questions, ranging from "What is a closure in JavaScript?" t
I applied through LinkedIn towards the beginning of January of 2019. By February, I received the questionnaire asking about preferences and filled it out fairly quickly. Around the midway of March, I was contacted by my recruiter for a technical phon
The phone screens were conducted by engineers from different areas working in similar roles. Each screen lasted about 50 minutes. Each interview started with time for me to ask as many questions as I wanted about Google and the role I was applying f
A recruiter reached out via email and we discussed my interest and background over the phone. A phone interview was scheduled about a week later. It went well, and I was asked a variety of questions, ranging from "What is a closure in JavaScript?" t
I applied through LinkedIn towards the beginning of January of 2019. By February, I received the questionnaire asking about preferences and filled it out fairly quickly. Around the midway of March, I was contacted by my recruiter for a technical phon