Stable company, moving towards newer technologies will allow you to learn new tools as Chase implements them in the company. It heavily works with AWS (Chase specific) and Kubernetes. Moving internally is easy, and if you don't like your team, Chase has one to fit your skillset or what you want to do. Chase also has a great entry-level (college graduate) Software Engineering Program (SEP), which will place you on a team that best fits your interests and skillset.
Almost everything is "Chase specific"; nearly 35-40% of what I learned while at this company cannot be carried over outside of Chase.
Cyber regulations don't stop for applications that are external-facing, and even for internal-facing applications, it can be difficult and time-consuming to comply with the restrictions.
We were at the bottom of the list for the first round of interviews. Hardly 10-15 minutes was spent on us per person, as they had met their quota in the first half of the students.
I had a very bad experience with an interviewer at the Bangalore location. The interviewer was very rude and disrespectful towards the interviewee. He threw a book on the table, yawned, checked his mobile, and made me feel very bad during the entire
The interview was set up a while back. I felt that the job description was not clear enough in stating that the position required mainly webservices knowledge, which I had a smattering of. I had the said prerequisites, but the webservices questions w
We were at the bottom of the list for the first round of interviews. Hardly 10-15 minutes was spent on us per person, as they had met their quota in the first half of the students.
I had a very bad experience with an interviewer at the Bangalore location. The interviewer was very rude and disrespectful towards the interviewee. He threw a book on the table, yawned, checked his mobile, and made me feel very bad during the entire
The interview was set up a while back. I felt that the job description was not clear enough in stating that the position required mainly webservices knowledge, which I had a smattering of. I had the said prerequisites, but the webservices questions w