Great environment with friendly people who are genuinely interested in seeing you succeed.
Very technically detailed; even in benign lunchroom conversations, you learn a lot. People are willing to share their knowledge and will listen to you regardless of seniority, background, and so on.
The food is really good.
A lot of internship commitments. If you're not on top of your own time management or have other things going on, you will struggle. You need to spend the time to make sure you stay on top of things, or else you'll be left behind.
There are multiple stages. The first is a 3-hour coding test with 3 questions. Then, there's an aptitude/numeric test and a personality test. This is followed by a video interview. After that, you'll have an on-site interview, which consists of a c
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Interesting technical rounds: prepare to justify choices made and not just code out solutions. This holds true for other rounds also, where reason matters more than just doing. Overall, a good experience.
The recruitment process had three rounds: HR screening, an interview with the head trader, and a case study. I finished the interview with the head trader, but HR went radio silent for over two weeks. HR then called back to say they went with PhD g
There are multiple stages. The first is a 3-hour coding test with 3 questions. Then, there's an aptitude/numeric test and a personality test. This is followed by a video interview. After that, you'll have an on-site interview, which consists of a c
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Interesting technical rounds: prepare to justify choices made and not just code out solutions. This holds true for other rounds also, where reason matters more than just doing. Overall, a good experience.
The recruitment process had three rounds: HR screening, an interview with the head trader, and a case study. I finished the interview with the head trader, but HR went radio silent for over two weeks. HR then called back to say they went with PhD g