A very transparent and collaborative environment.
Partners are coders who work alongside you. Everyone is extremely smart and willing to help and work with you.
Every employee has a lot of ownership over their work and can choose to work on what they are interested in.
Very good compensation and perks.
Can have some imposter syndrome. Currently growing a decent amount, which can be good or bad depending on what you're looking for.
They started with an on-campus interview and then had a phone screen, which was followed by an on-site interview. There were roughly five interviews with different team members, and each was technical. Some interviews involved programming problems,
I applied online and was contacted for a phone interview with a developer within two weeks. I stumbled through the math on one of the brainteasers, and the interviewer seemed disappointed at how long I was taking. They asked a mix of brainteasers, ma
Tech interview on math (45 minutes). A probability question was asked, covering Bayes' theorem, random variable distributions, and the normal distribution. Another tech interview focused on algorithms and data structures. I was given materials to r
They started with an on-campus interview and then had a phone screen, which was followed by an on-site interview. There were roughly five interviews with different team members, and each was technical. Some interviews involved programming problems,
I applied online and was contacted for a phone interview with a developer within two weeks. I stumbled through the math on one of the brainteasers, and the interviewer seemed disappointed at how long I was taking. They asked a mix of brainteasers, ma
Tech interview on math (45 minutes). A probability question was asked, covering Bayes' theorem, random variable distributions, and the normal distribution. Another tech interview focused on algorithms and data structures. I was given materials to r