Engineers are really skillful and knowledgeable. No doubt the company has really good IT assets.
If you are full-time, be ready to work overtime, on weekends, at night, etc. You can get a code change request on Tuesday night, and the code to be deployed is scheduled for Wednesday.
Management is very knowledgeable from an IT perspective. However, their stakeholders rule the world. Business users can delay their UAT, and the deployment day remains the same, so you will work overnights.
I would not recommend friends working here. There is nothing new to learn at all. All you will do is support and build data pipelines, which an undergraduate can do.
Do not feel weak before your Biz users; cover your team's needs.
I applied online and got a call from a recruiter, followed by one telephonic round from the Hiring Manager. This was followed by a full-day onsite process. The telephonic round was mostly on current work experience. The onsite interview included diff
I had two half-hour interview rounds back to back, both technical. First, the interview focused on in-depth questions related to my previous experience. Second, the interview was based on a coding problem. I received the offer letter about two wee
The first step was a video call for a CV discussion with the recruiter, followed by a technical whiteboard interview with the technical team. The next round, which I did not progress to, was a technical discussion round.
I applied online and got a call from a recruiter, followed by one telephonic round from the Hiring Manager. This was followed by a full-day onsite process. The telephonic round was mostly on current work experience. The onsite interview included diff
I had two half-hour interview rounds back to back, both technical. First, the interview focused on in-depth questions related to my previous experience. Second, the interview was based on a coding problem. I received the offer letter about two wee
The first step was a video call for a CV discussion with the recruiter, followed by a technical whiteboard interview with the technical team. The next round, which I did not progress to, was a technical discussion round.