A lot of different projects every so often, so there's a lot of room to grow. Fully remote.
There's a lot to work on all the time; it's hard to have work-life balance.
The phone screen was a typical SWE phone screen with a DS/Algo question. The onsite consisted of three interviews, including one 90-minute coding session. During this session, I had to solve a problem in an IDE, ensure my code compiled and ran, and
It was medium hard, with many industry-relevant and out-of-the-box questions. These covered vehicle safety violations, car-to-cloud protocols, blockchain, secure provisioning, and applied cryptography to my previous projects.
It was 2 rounds; the first was HR, followed by a technical round. It was a great interview with a good coding question, which I was able to solve, but I still couldn't make it to the next round.
The phone screen was a typical SWE phone screen with a DS/Algo question. The onsite consisted of three interviews, including one 90-minute coding session. During this session, I had to solve a problem in an IDE, ensure my code compiled and ran, and
It was medium hard, with many industry-relevant and out-of-the-box questions. These covered vehicle safety violations, car-to-cloud protocols, blockchain, secure provisioning, and applied cryptography to my previous projects.
It was 2 rounds; the first was HR, followed by a technical round. It was a great interview with a good coding question, which I was able to solve, but I still couldn't make it to the next round.