The work is interesting and challenging. The documentation (Wikis) is GREAT! It is quite easy to understand the functionality of the system one's working on just based on the documentation. The people are friendly and eager to help. The employees are also very responsible and hard-working. There is a cafeteria on campus with decent food/prices.
It's hard to get people's attention when questions arise (people are always in meetings).
No free coffee or tea.
Please make coffee/tea free.
I first applied online and, several months later, scheduled two phone calls. The first phone call was simply to gather preliminary background information, explain what the department does, and answer questions about my resume. The second phone call w
I spoke with a recruiter at a career fair and scheduled an interview for the very next day. The interview was primarily behavioral and discussed which team I would be interested in. I was then scheduled for a second, technical interview with the ma
The starting interview programming assessment had a bug in it. There were two questions: * One was typical. * One was an API mini-project question. You had one hour to complete the assessment.
I first applied online and, several months later, scheduled two phone calls. The first phone call was simply to gather preliminary background information, explain what the department does, and answer questions about my resume. The second phone call w
I spoke with a recruiter at a career fair and scheduled an interview for the very next day. The interview was primarily behavioral and discussed which team I would be interested in. I was then scheduled for a second, technical interview with the ma
The starting interview programming assessment had a bug in it. There were two questions: * One was typical. * One was an API mini-project question. You had one hour to complete the assessment.