I thought the program was well organized, and the company was very friendly, forward-thinking, and allowed for creative freedom.
Boring work, monotonous job, and a stale environment.
I was emailed by a recruiter and set up an interview at a conference I was at. I interviewed with someone in a tech management role. They weren't a software engineer, so it was more general questions and a lot of questions about my resume and past pr
Reached out at the campus career fair and got an interview after a few days. There were 2 rounds: First round: 60 min technical questions (data structures and algorithms + some behavioral questions). Second round: Online assessment including coding
I flew out to Texas and met most of the team. They asked basic questions about heat transfer, thermodynamics, and other general topics an engineer should know. We discussed my resume and what it would be like to move to the state.
I was emailed by a recruiter and set up an interview at a conference I was at. I interviewed with someone in a tech management role. They weren't a software engineer, so it was more general questions and a lot of questions about my resume and past pr
Reached out at the campus career fair and got an interview after a few days. There were 2 rounds: First round: 60 min technical questions (data structures and algorithms + some behavioral questions). Second round: Online assessment including coding
I flew out to Texas and met most of the team. They asked basic questions about heat transfer, thermodynamics, and other general topics an engineer should know. We discussed my resume and what it would be like to move to the state.