Grammarly develops an interesting and useful product. The technologies used are quite sophisticated and allow engineers and researchers to grow and try out their ideas.
The culture and values play a substantial role at Grammarly. I consider it important, as it defines who the people around you are. People at Grammarly are not only super smart and resourceful, but also active and sociable.
There's always something happening: traveling, ice-skating, board games, composing music, dancing, etc. This creates a unique atmosphere here at Grammarly. I enjoy every day with my team. Each and every one of my teammates is remarkable.
The motivation for the management's decisions is not always clear. The hiring process can be tedious and seem never-ending: some vacancies stay open for a really long time, and the reasons for not hiring certain candidates are not always clear. Communication between the two offices needs improvement.
Had a good HR call, followed by a great system design interview. I really liked the system and the interviewer's attitude. This was followed by a badly organized soft skills interview, then a good algorithms interview with a competent interviewer. Th
The process took one month from the first call with the recruiter. I had several stages, starting with a disqualifying coding round, followed by three more: * System design * Impact experience * A slightly harder coding round After the last i
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.
Had a good HR call, followed by a great system design interview. I really liked the system and the interviewer's attitude. This was followed by a badly organized soft skills interview, then a good algorithms interview with a competent interviewer. Th
The process took one month from the first call with the recruiter. I had several stages, starting with a disqualifying coding round, followed by three more: * System design * Impact experience * A slightly harder coding round After the last i
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.