As a fast-growing company in a boring, hype-free domain that's largely resistant to downturns (unlike crypto, AI, D2C, SaaS, etc.), I feel like job security here is pretty solid in engineering unless a tail risk event wipes out the company.
At this rate, I feel like stock options should print pretty good $ if you have the patience to grind it out another 3-5 years. Base pay is competitive.
It used to be more chill before a lot of culture-defining OGs left and externally hired middle management took over. It totally bought into the "DEI-industrial complex" without much to actually show for it. (Though, to be fair, the engineering team, including leadership, does feel less white/male than at other companies.) You actually have to work pretty hard here to stay afloat; it will be very hard to coast by on 20-30 hour weeks like I know is possible at other companies.
First, there was a call with the recruiter. Later, I had a tech screen where I was asked to solve a scheduling problem. I felt the problem wasn't descriptive enough.
Spoke to recruiter. She sent me an email that they won't be moving forward. Asked me usual stuff about experience and stuff. Nothing out of the ordinary. Rejected without reason or basic courtesy.
Interviewers beware, prepare to be strung along and duped at the last moment. I was told I passed all my interviews with strong feedback, passed all my reference checks (which, what company asks for real reference checks in this day and age?), and h
First, there was a call with the recruiter. Later, I had a tech screen where I was asked to solve a scheduling problem. I felt the problem wasn't descriptive enough.
Spoke to recruiter. She sent me an email that they won't be moving forward. Asked me usual stuff about experience and stuff. Nothing out of the ordinary. Rejected without reason or basic courtesy.
Interviewers beware, prepare to be strung along and duped at the last moment. I was told I passed all my interviews with strong feedback, passed all my reference checks (which, what company asks for real reference checks in this day and age?), and h