Collaborative atmosphere, with friendly people who generally enjoy their work.
Small teams that have flexibility in what they do.
People care about good code and software.
Really good pay.
Flexible hours (unlimited vacations).
Food catered to work every day.
Opportunities to work in many areas of engineering.
'Work hard, play hard' attitude is sometimes taken too far. There is really never much pressure to do anything.
If you are a competitive person who wants to move up, you might get frustrated with how things go here.
Reward those who stick their necks out a bit more.
I was reached out to by a recruiter and interviewed by a member of the technical staff. The interview was a standard technical interview, nothing particularly unique, and was conducted one-on-one. The coding section involved whiteboard coding in my
Behavioral questions and tech questions. Had some good conversations about the technical stuff, like system design and algorithms.
Contacted by HR on LinkedIn. Phone conversation with HR. Received a programming exercise to complete in a week. It was pretty simple. Onsite interview with 5 developers/SDETs and HR. The first two SDETs had been with the company for less than six
I was reached out to by a recruiter and interviewed by a member of the technical staff. The interview was a standard technical interview, nothing particularly unique, and was conducted one-on-one. The coding section involved whiteboard coding in my
Behavioral questions and tech questions. Had some good conversations about the technical stuff, like system design and algorithms.
Contacted by HR on LinkedIn. Phone conversation with HR. Received a programming exercise to complete in a week. It was pretty simple. Onsite interview with 5 developers/SDETs and HR. The first two SDETs had been with the company for less than six