My coworkers were fabulous. There was a good work/life balance and a certain flexibility to the work schedule.
Working across geos meant weekly meetings at non-standard business times (i.e., 6:30 am or 9 pm).
Full-day interviews started right after a one-hour presentation. I was invited for an on-site interview day in Hillsboro. I met with many engineers and had about seven interviews back-to-back, with a one-hour off-site lunch during the lunch break.
The process was extremely efficient. From my first interaction with a recruiter to the day I was hired was less than one week. There were several interviews: * Intro interview with a recruiter * Phone interview with a manager * Two video inter
A phone interview was followed by an in-person interview. We met on-site, and I answered standard interview questions, along with a few questions that were essentially math problems. I was asked to determine the direction of gears and similar conce
Full-day interviews started right after a one-hour presentation. I was invited for an on-site interview day in Hillsboro. I met with many engineers and had about seven interviews back-to-back, with a one-hour off-site lunch during the lunch break.
The process was extremely efficient. From my first interaction with a recruiter to the day I was hired was less than one week. There were several interviews: * Intro interview with a recruiter * Phone interview with a manager * Two video inter
A phone interview was followed by an in-person interview. We met on-site, and I answered standard interview questions, along with a few questions that were essentially math problems. I was asked to determine the direction of gears and similar conce