Great Flexibility, No Moving Up
Great Flexibility, No Moving Up
- Amazing daily flexibility.
- No micro-management.
- A lot of vacation time.
- Great team, good co-workers.
difficult situation where IBM was looking to sell the division.
- Communication about the sale was not great; a lot of rumors and little heard from above.
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Front End Web Developer
The interview process was conducted really well. We were mostly asked questions related to the field of Web Development. It is recommended to have sufficient knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If possible, try to learn a bit of backend Web Deve
Embedded Software Engineer
Fairly easy. I got a good reference, and they needed Linux engineers for a future project. The Linux project never panned out, but I got to work on some very good projects, including work on the Cell BE processor and the first petaflop supercomputer
Software Test Engineer
The interviewing and hiring process is very structured and extensive. It consists of various procedures aimed at selecting talented and good applicants.
Front End Web Developer
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, United StatesJanuary 1, 2022The interview process was conducted really well. We were mostly asked questions related to the field of Web Development. It is recommended to have sufficient knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If possible, try to learn a bit of backend Web Deve
Embedded Software Engineer
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, United StatesJanuary 1, 2010Fairly easy. I got a good reference, and they needed Linux engineers for a future project. The Linux project never panned out, but I got to work on some very good projects, including work on the Cell BE processor and the first petaflop supercomputer
Software Test Engineer
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, United StatesMay 1, 2009The interviewing and hiring process is very structured and extensive. It consists of various procedures aimed at selecting talented and good applicants.
