Lucid Software is engaged in creating cutting edge web based applications using the latest technology. The engineering team is second to none and works in a very collaborative team based environment. Management is very transparent about the company goals and progress towards them. Overall, Lucid is a great place to work and further a career.
I appreciate the provided lunches on Monday and Fridays as well as the stocked kitchen which allows me to stay at work and also gives me a chance to meet people who I otherwise might not interact with much in my normal day to day work endeavors.
It's hard to think of any cons.
So far I have thoroughly enjoyed working at Lucid and look forward to a long career here.
Continue doing what you are doing. I really appreciate the bi-weekly company meetings with status updates from every part of the company.
Codesignal, then after passing, first round 60 minute technical with two warm up easy questions, then a game design question (no algorithms), then two back to back 60 minutes final interview (algorithms, class design).
I interviewed with about a dozen companies for internships, and these were by far the nicest people out of all of them. I started out with an online coding challenge followed by 2 onsite interviews. The interviewers were very helpful, and it felt mo
It was a 3 hour interview. The first hour was a practical coding exercise. They gave me an hour to make code things related to the game of Othello. One of the hours (maybe two?) was on database concepts and algorithms. The last might have just bee
Codesignal, then after passing, first round 60 minute technical with two warm up easy questions, then a game design question (no algorithms), then two back to back 60 minutes final interview (algorithms, class design).
I interviewed with about a dozen companies for internships, and these were by far the nicest people out of all of them. I started out with an online coding challenge followed by 2 onsite interviews. The interviewers were very helpful, and it felt mo
It was a 3 hour interview. The first hour was a practical coding exercise. They gave me an hour to make code things related to the game of Othello. One of the hours (maybe two?) was on database concepts and algorithms. The last might have just bee