Best Work Culture
Best Work Culture
The freedom and respect given to you at this organization is purely amazing.
The people that work here are great, very helpful in nature, and everyone has a positive attitude.
You are never told 'no' without any reasoning. All ideas are welcomed and encouraged.
From the onboarding process to the hands-on work, everything is truly great.
There are no set work hours; you can work whenever you want.
From the interns to the senior engineers, everyone is treated equally.
Tasks are assigned without any bias, and everyone is given the chance to express their opinions.
Great place to work, learn, and grow.
After working with HackerRank for about 8 months now, I have so far faced no issues with the company, tasks, management, or any processes.
Keep doing the amazing work that you do, and I'm certain that the company will keep breaking barriers and reach new heights.
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HackerRank Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Round 1: An online technical assessment on HackerRank. 2 questions (medium-hard). Round 2 (Telephonic): Brief intro, then one coding question on HackerRank. Round 3 (Telephonic): With CTO. A brief intro, then one machine coding problem to design APIs
Full Stack Software Engineer
I took a screening coding exercise through HackerRank's jobs page (https://www.hackerrank.com/jobs/search). The hiring manager was in contact with me shortly after, saying I had done well in the exercise and that they wanted to follow up. I let him
Software Engineer (Internship)
They asked me questions based on my previous projects, open source contributions, and skills. They did not ask questions based on competitive programming and data structures and algorithms. Therefore, focus on your open source contributions.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 1, 2018Round 1: An online technical assessment on HackerRank. 2 questions (medium-hard). Round 2 (Telephonic): Brief intro, then one coding question on HackerRank. Round 3 (Telephonic): With CTO. A brief intro, then one machine coding problem to design APIs
Full Stack Software Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesMay 1, 2017I took a screening coding exercise through HackerRank's jobs page (https://www.hackerrank.com/jobs/search). The hiring manager was in contact with me shortly after, saying I had done well in the exercise and that they wanted to follow up. I let him
Software Engineer (Internship)
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaAugust 1, 2020They asked me questions based on my previous projects, open source contributions, and skills. They did not ask questions based on competitive programming and data structures and algorithms. Therefore, focus on your open source contributions.
