Work-life balance is great. There's no pressure, flexible remote work depending on the team, and a great atmosphere.
Depending on the team, work can be boring at times, but all jobs are like that.
I was reached out to on LinkedIn to attend an information day on their local campus. A week later, I was contacted about items on my resume that were relevant to a summer intern project they wanted completed. In our emails, I was told about the prob
They called me to talk about the team. (I didn't talk about my work much; they talked about what they did a lot.) Then they gave me a skilled assessment test (basically a math and IQ test). After that, they offered me the position (sent an offer l
The online test is probably the hardest part of the entire process. If successful on the test, they will review your application. If successful, you will get an invite to an Assessment Centre, which includes: * A presentation * A problem-solvi
I was reached out to on LinkedIn to attend an information day on their local campus. A week later, I was contacted about items on my resume that were relevant to a summer intern project they wanted completed. In our emails, I was told about the prob
They called me to talk about the team. (I didn't talk about my work much; they talked about what they did a lot.) Then they gave me a skilled assessment test (basically a math and IQ test). After that, they offered me the position (sent an offer l
The online test is probably the hardest part of the entire process. If successful on the test, they will review your application. If successful, you will get an invite to an Assessment Centre, which includes: * A presentation * A problem-solvi