Grammarly is a young company. Since it is profitable and growing, it is no longer a startup. This tells you a bit about its current focus.
Apart from that, there is an ambitious project goal. Having a noble and ambitious project goal does help motivation a lot, especially if you have a nice collection of young specialists around, which Grammarly does have.
There are some downsides as well. If you are looking for a developer position, there is not much space for promotion. Positions like VP of Engineering and Team Lead are usually filled via recruiting rather than promotion. A big part of the development team is outside the US, so consider all the cons if that as well.
One of my friends is working at Grammarly and referred me, so I had a short process. I was asked about my previous experience in Java and server-side development with high loads.
I applied online. The process took 6 weeks. The interview process was well organized and professional. I spoke with team members about the SRE role, Kubernetes-based infrastructure, reliability engineering, incident management, automation, observabi
The interview process itself was smooth and without gaffes. For the level I interviewed at, the total number of interview modules turned out to be more than I expected. However, as I passed through the stages, I realized how thoroughly Grammarly veri
One of my friends is working at Grammarly and referred me, so I had a short process. I was asked about my previous experience in Java and server-side development with high loads.
I applied online. The process took 6 weeks. The interview process was well organized and professional. I spoke with team members about the SRE role, Kubernetes-based infrastructure, reliability engineering, incident management, automation, observabi
The interview process itself was smooth and without gaffes. For the level I interviewed at, the total number of interview modules turned out to be more than I expected. However, as I passed through the stages, I realized how thoroughly Grammarly veri