Paid fairly well. Benefits are okay.
Culture is slipping.
It started to feel like lowest common denominator/factory work, fueled by cheaper overseas labor.
Five interviews in total, with four being technical. In general, these are simple computer science questions. For the data engineer role, the interview is usually in Python. First, you have a screen interview, and then three to four onsite technical
I was interviewed at J.P. Morgan. First interview was comparatively easy, all basics of SQL and Spark were asked. The few questions were: 1. Spark architecture 2. Difference between bucketing and partitioning and a few easy SQLs. The second interv
The position is for CIB Data Products - Product Development. Their HR contacted me. Had the first round with two VPs. The interview focused on resume and work experience. No response yet.
Five interviews in total, with four being technical. In general, these are simple computer science questions. For the data engineer role, the interview is usually in Python. First, you have a screen interview, and then three to four onsite technical
I was interviewed at J.P. Morgan. First interview was comparatively easy, all basics of SQL and Spark were asked. The few questions were: 1. Spark architecture 2. Difference between bucketing and partitioning and a few easy SQLs. The second interv
The position is for CIB Data Products - Product Development. Their HR contacted me. Had the first round with two VPs. The interview focused on resume and work experience. No response yet.