Headway is a genuinely fun place to work, and a lot of that comes from the people. Engineers are heavily invested in building a good product and are quick to help. The company has a strong mission, which makes work feel meaningful.
There are still some startup growing pains. Priorities can shift suddenly, which sometimes means changing direction mid-project. Depending on how you like to work, that's either exciting or frustrating. It keeps things moving, but it can be hard to plan around.
Quick and efficient interview process, very interesting company and mission. Would definitely enjoy working here, and the engineer who interviewed me seemed very competent and excited about the company. There is both a San Francisco and a New York of
I had an initial call with a recruiter, then I did the first interview. The first technical round was a coding question where you were allowed to Google information about libraries. After passing that, there was a domain knowledge round where you wa
I was reached out to through LinkedIn by a recruiter. The recruiter called me to explain the opportunity more. Then, I had a CodeSignal interview with an engineer a few days later. The Python DateTime library and I have beef, so I botched the intervi
Quick and efficient interview process, very interesting company and mission. Would definitely enjoy working here, and the engineer who interviewed me seemed very competent and excited about the company. There is both a San Francisco and a New York of
I had an initial call with a recruiter, then I did the first interview. The first technical round was a coding question where you were allowed to Google information about libraries. After passing that, there was a domain knowledge round where you wa
I was reached out to through LinkedIn by a recruiter. The recruiter called me to explain the opportunity more. Then, I had a CodeSignal interview with an engineer a few days later. The Python DateTime library and I have beef, so I botched the intervi