Exposed to cool tech, depending on the team you are on, you work with fun and smart individuals. Always learning.
Long hours, no work-life balance. Engineers do most of the work and get minimal pay, while managers and directors eat the lion's share of the department's pay.
Hire more people so one individual is not stretched too thin and burnt out.
Contacted by recruiter on LinkedIn. Phone interview was easy, 30 min and invited to on-site. On-site interview itself was not difficult, resume-based and a few questions about line balancing, OEE, etc. If you have a few years of industry experience,
The interview process began with a short screening call with a recruiter, followed by a 30-minute call with the hiring manager. The hiring manager was 6 minutes late to the interview. Initially, there was a bad connection, which led to more wasted t
The interview process consisted of a screening call, followed by a 30-minute call with the Hiring Manager, and then a 1-hour call with the cross-functional team. My HR representative (Curtis W.) was amazing; he kept me in the loop and was always res
Contacted by recruiter on LinkedIn. Phone interview was easy, 30 min and invited to on-site. On-site interview itself was not difficult, resume-based and a few questions about line balancing, OEE, etc. If you have a few years of industry experience,
The interview process began with a short screening call with a recruiter, followed by a 30-minute call with the hiring manager. The hiring manager was 6 minutes late to the interview. Initially, there was a bad connection, which led to more wasted t
The interview process consisted of a screening call, followed by a 30-minute call with the Hiring Manager, and then a 1-hour call with the cross-functional team. My HR representative (Curtis W.) was amazing; he kept me in the loop and was always res