Great insurance benefits, free food, equipment is available whenever you want it, and there is always whatever you need (monitor, etc.).
The company is growing fast, and it is easy to imagine that there will possibly be some growing pains in the future.
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Most software engineers do a phone screen first. I had two referrals who recommended me highly, so I skipped the phone screen and went straight to on-site interviews. Five technical interviews in a single day, with a break for lunch. Interviews wer
One of the interviewers was 15 minutes late. I expected a coding question but was asked something quite math-heavy. He asked me whether I know convolution (which might make sense given it was likely an ML role).
Their recruiters are extremely helpful. They prepare you well for the interview. The interviewers are very knowledgeable. The whole process was stressful but pleasant. I failed a coding question but will try again next year.
Most software engineers do a phone screen first. I had two referrals who recommended me highly, so I skipped the phone screen and went straight to on-site interviews. Five technical interviews in a single day, with a break for lunch. Interviews wer
One of the interviewers was 15 minutes late. I expected a coding question but was asked something quite math-heavy. He asked me whether I know convolution (which might make sense given it was likely an ML role).
Their recruiters are extremely helpful. They prepare you well for the interview. The interviewers are very knowledgeable. The whole process was stressful but pleasant. I failed a coding question but will try again next year.