It's a trading company, so pay is better than average, though the work can be uninspired. Many smart people are around.
I have not been here so long, but it feels bloated and maybe struggling with so much tech debt and too many people. It is surprising how much process is manual and not the right tool for the job.
There is not much management here, and everything is competing with each other. It is a strange and very inefficient culture. I think that needs to change to reduce tech debt.
It was a good experience overall. The interviewer was nice and also helped me out with hints and whatnot. However, the coding question was tedious without knowing Python shortcuts. It was 1 hour long for R1 SWE.
Very competitive; most candidates were from CS of CMU.
I gave my resume to them at the school career fair, and they asked me very easy questions like Fibonacci and memory cache. Then I got an on-campus interview. The interview was 2:1. You are required to write code on a whiteboard, but I didn't do well
It was a good experience overall. The interviewer was nice and also helped me out with hints and whatnot. However, the coding question was tedious without knowing Python shortcuts. It was 1 hour long for R1 SWE.
Very competitive; most candidates were from CS of CMU.
I gave my resume to them at the school career fair, and they asked me very easy questions like Fibonacci and memory cache. Then I got an on-campus interview. The interview was 2:1. You are required to write code on a whiteboard, but I didn't do well