Interesting and challenging work; there's no shortage of interesting projects to work on, and engineers get to really own their work.
Engineering culture is healthy and a real focus for senior leadership; there's a solid understanding that companies can make or break their culture quickly with the decisions leadership makes, and maintaining and improving our culture truly is a top priority.
Our engineers are out-of-this-world good at what they do, and there's almost no ego.
Like lots of tech companies and especially smaller startups, we're not a super diverse company, though there are efforts underway to improve this (a staff-led and exec-sponsored DEI resource group is one example).
Our planning process needs work and can vary somewhat depending on what team you're on, though we tend to focus on the right things as an engineering org and engineers in general are really engaged in the projects they're working on.
Keep up the relentless focus on building a strong engineering culture.
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 other source. First there were 2 interviews to get to know you and talk about your interests and backgrounds to see if you’re a good fit. I was also told what they were looking for so there were no questions what I’d be doing in th
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 other source. First there were 2 interviews to get to know you and talk about your interests and backgrounds to see if you’re a good fit. I was also told what they were looking for so there were no questions what I’d be doing in th