Incredibly sophisticated engineering platform infrastructure; dealing with data scale challenges on the order of 50 million+ reads/second; regular opportunities to move between teams and pick up new skills; flexible hours and WFH; gorgeous Cambridge offices with lots of perks; small, autonomous teams; upward mobility if you're willing and able; unlimited vacation; no-deductible healthcare; very smart, capable, and engaged colleagues (who would've thought if you treat your employees very well, they pay you back with awesome performance and productivity); the list goes on...
If you think there are any legitimate 'cons' to working at a place like this, you have lived in one pretty sheltered bubble your whole life, my friend. I would encourage you to get out into the world and gain some perspective.
Keep doing what you're doing!
My interview process consisted of: * Recruiter Screen * Take-home assignment * 2 System Design rounds * 1 Algo round * 1 Behavior round The take-home assignment was a timed JSON reformat and POST situation. I was given a general gist of what to exp
I was contacted by the recruiter, who gave an overview of the interview process. It involved a coding assignment that is supposed to take 3 hours ideally. It included REST API endpoints and the implementation of any language and IDE of my choice. I r
First round: Typical 30-minute chat with a recruiter to ensure you're not a crazy person or a bad fit. Second round: At-home coding exercise with a 3-hour time cap. Retrieve a set of raw data from a RESTful endpoint. The raw data represents client
My interview process consisted of: * Recruiter Screen * Take-home assignment * 2 System Design rounds * 1 Algo round * 1 Behavior round The take-home assignment was a timed JSON reformat and POST situation. I was given a general gist of what to exp
I was contacted by the recruiter, who gave an overview of the interview process. It involved a coding assignment that is supposed to take 3 hours ideally. It included REST API endpoints and the implementation of any language and IDE of my choice. I r
First round: Typical 30-minute chat with a recruiter to ensure you're not a crazy person or a bad fit. Second round: At-home coding exercise with a 3-hour time cap. Retrieve a set of raw data from a RESTful endpoint. The raw data represents client