Lucid wants you to succeed. As an intern, instead of segmenting you off with an intern project, you are placed on a scrum team and treated like a regular software engineer. All of my coworkers have been friendly and invested in my career and success.
Recently a fair amount of benefits and extras have been cut back, but that is pretty standard across the industry right now in this recession.
I applied online and got invited to do a 1 hour test, followed by a 0.5 hour discussion on what I coded. The administrative part of setting it up was pretty smooth. I felt like the interviewer was pretty new to the interview or doesn't intimately kno
They have an intensive interview process with multiple steps, the first one being a remote LeetCode-style interview, followed by a more holistic interview with an actual person. I think there are more steps after this, but that is as far as I got. :/
I was asked to apply over email before a career fair. I applied after talking to them at the fair, then did an hour long interview over Google Hangouts that was essentially a coding challenge, wherein the interviewer literally hung up while I did it.
I applied online and got invited to do a 1 hour test, followed by a 0.5 hour discussion on what I coded. The administrative part of setting it up was pretty smooth. I felt like the interviewer was pretty new to the interview or doesn't intimately kno
They have an intensive interview process with multiple steps, the first one being a remote LeetCode-style interview, followed by a more holistic interview with an actual person. I think there are more steps after this, but that is as far as I got. :/
I was asked to apply over email before a career fair. I applied after talking to them at the fair, then did an hour long interview over Google Hangouts that was essentially a coding challenge, wherein the interviewer literally hung up while I did it.