Great pay, great perks, fairly interesting work.
There's a lot of bureaucracy that slows down the work.
Phone interview with a software engineer or UX engineer. Followed by a UX Engineer exercise, given 1 to 2 weeks to complete. Then the team reviews the exercise. Lastly, an on-site interview with the team.
The phone interview was very long. They asked a lot of technical questions, and more questions about the company culture and my background in UX. It was not easy at all.
It was a phone interview and a question on Python coding. The first part was an open-ended question on finding anomalies in a data series and FFT. How to find outliers and why you would choose filters?
Phone interview with a software engineer or UX engineer. Followed by a UX Engineer exercise, given 1 to 2 weeks to complete. Then the team reviews the exercise. Lastly, an on-site interview with the team.
The phone interview was very long. They asked a lot of technical questions, and more questions about the company culture and my background in UX. It was not easy at all.
It was a phone interview and a question on Python coding. The first part was an open-ended question on finding anomalies in a data series and FFT. How to find outliers and why you would choose filters?