The product is fairly interesting insofar as it is a large and non-trivial user interface, with a lot of different components interacting with one another. As such, it is a great learning experience.
The work-life balance was great and included the opportunity to work remotely on occasion. The team was excellent in terms of both their onboarding/ramp-up process and their mentorship throughout.
Competitive compensation.
I ended up mostly working on defects (with a bit of QA). It would have been nice to do feature development as well, but the whole team was in a defect-fixing mode during the entirety of my stay. The onsite food is not free or (so far as I can tell) subsidized.
Process: Coding assessment: LeetCode Easy/Medium online assessment that took 2 hours, plus a few questions about the tech stack. Went over the resume and how you would fit into the role.
The process was very streamlined and fairly quick. I don't remember when I applied, but from the first interview to the offer, it took about a month. I was first given a coding challenge, and after passing it, I moved on to two video interviews, and
Two rounds: * Coding round * Machine coding round Advanced React features, Advanced JavaScript and TypeScript, Webpack and Sass, Media queries and responsive layouts, Express and MongoDB.
Process: Coding assessment: LeetCode Easy/Medium online assessment that took 2 hours, plus a few questions about the tech stack. Went over the resume and how you would fit into the role.
The process was very streamlined and fairly quick. I don't remember when I applied, but from the first interview to the offer, it took about a month. I was first given a coding challenge, and after passing it, I moved on to two video interviews, and
Two rounds: * Coding round * Machine coding round Advanced React features, Advanced JavaScript and TypeScript, Webpack and Sass, Media queries and responsive layouts, Express and MongoDB.