Work-life balance is good.
Not much to say here.
I saw a job posting on the career center and applied through the system. After a few weeks, I was invited to an on-campus interview and had a one-on-one technical interview with an alum. That night, I received a call from HR stating that I've been in
I applied to them over a career fair at my school. I was then immediately contacted, and we set up an on-campus interview for the next day. I had two back-to-back, 45-minute technical interviews. Both were with technical recruiters. The recruiters we
The interview was for the Fullstack developer position. It included: * HackerRank test (easy level) * Data structures and problem-solving * React and UI scenarios, with follow-up questions
I saw a job posting on the career center and applied through the system. After a few weeks, I was invited to an on-campus interview and had a one-on-one technical interview with an alum. That night, I received a call from HR stating that I've been in
I applied to them over a career fair at my school. I was then immediately contacted, and we set up an on-campus interview for the next day. I had two back-to-back, 45-minute technical interviews. Both were with technical recruiters. The recruiters we
The interview was for the Fullstack developer position. It included: * HackerRank test (easy level) * Data structures and problem-solving * React and UI scenarios, with follow-up questions