Very good work-life balance.
Basically using old technology, no AI.
They described the position for a few minutes and then started right away with two hours of questions. Some of the topics were: * Probability * Dynamic programming * C programming * Pointers * Combinatorics * Algorithmic questions/riddles
The HR called for an initial screening, which was pretty regular. Then I was invited for a one-on-one interview with the Automation Manager. He asked me to tell him about my previous job and the tasks I was working on. After that, he mentioned it
The interview process was good, and the people are great. I was asked questions in two interviews, both of which were professional. After those interviews, I received a job offer and accepted it.
They described the position for a few minutes and then started right away with two hours of questions. Some of the topics were: * Probability * Dynamic programming * C programming * Pointers * Combinatorics * Algorithmic questions/riddles
The HR called for an initial screening, which was pretty regular. Then I was invited for a one-on-one interview with the Automation Manager. He asked me to tell him about my previous job and the tasks I was working on. After that, he mentioned it
The interview process was good, and the people are great. I was asked questions in two interviews, both of which were professional. After those interviews, I received a job offer and accepted it.