Lots of knowledge-gaining opportunities, less pressure, and great internal opportunities.
Quite a few "paycheck collectors" internally. Non-technical managers managing engineers.
There were two interviews. First, a phone interview with HR. Second, a technical interview with the manager. They asked me three technical questions, then we talked about the project I did in college.
I was met by a recruiter on campus and had a 30-minute interview on the spot. The recruiter was super friendly and personable. They followed up a few days later to set up an on-site interview. The total process took 6 hours. There were not a lot of
It was a phone interview. They asked some questions about my resume and then some technical questions. A week or two later, I received an email from HR.
There were two interviews. First, a phone interview with HR. Second, a technical interview with the manager. They asked me three technical questions, then we talked about the project I did in college.
I was met by a recruiter on campus and had a 30-minute interview on the spot. The recruiter was super friendly and personable. They followed up a few days later to set up an on-site interview. The total process took 6 hours. There were not a lot of
It was a phone interview. They asked some questions about my resume and then some technical questions. A week or two later, I received an email from HR.