This company is the real deal. People are fantastic. Work-life balance is achievable. The potential for impact is staggering. Management treats employees very well. Salary is generous.
Tech stack is still a bit immature. And being mostly remote, it is a bit more difficult and labored to get to know your teammates.
KEEP. IT. UP. And for god's sake, write a book or something.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Direct and to the point, Lambda asks technical questions which will synthesize your understanding of the domain which you're interviewing for. I interviewed for a backend SW position and was given a fair,
HR screen call, followed by two technical interviews conducted over Google Meet. They seem to have strong opinions and an inclination to use Python, so be prepared for that. First technical screen was mostly elaborating on resume and previous exper
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. * Intro phone call * Phone screen with manager * Linux interview * 4 virtual interviews (would have been 3, but they threw in an extra one) I told them I had a timeline so they moved
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Direct and to the point, Lambda asks technical questions which will synthesize your understanding of the domain which you're interviewing for. I interviewed for a backend SW position and was given a fair,
HR screen call, followed by two technical interviews conducted over Google Meet. They seem to have strong opinions and an inclination to use Python, so be prepared for that. First technical screen was mostly elaborating on resume and previous exper
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. * Intro phone call * Phone screen with manager * Linux interview * 4 virtual interviews (would have been 3, but they threw in an extra one) I told them I had a timeline so they moved