Great work-life balance
Money is too little and too bossy.
I passed three interviews: one with the PM (if I understood correctly) and two further technical interviews, each with a different single developer. All in all, this, as I understood it, comprised the full interview process. After waiting several da
HR staffing screened me twice. Then, the technical interview. I was interviewed by about three or four engineers. I was asked about compiler theories and concepts, such as software scheduling, register allocation, and loop unrolling. In addition,
There was a phone screen by the hiring manager, followed by an onsite interview. I had applied online for an internship but was called months later for a full-time position. The position required extensive compiler knowledge, but I had very basic k
I passed three interviews: one with the PM (if I understood correctly) and two further technical interviews, each with a different single developer. All in all, this, as I understood it, comprised the full interview process. After waiting several da
HR staffing screened me twice. Then, the technical interview. I was interviewed by about three or four engineers. I was asked about compiler theories and concepts, such as software scheduling, register allocation, and loop unrolling. In addition,
There was a phone screen by the hiring manager, followed by an onsite interview. I had applied online for an internship but was called months later for a full-time position. The position required extensive compiler knowledge, but I had very basic k