Get to work on projects that have a direct impact on passengers/drivers and the business bottom line. Everything feels important.
Culture of openness: you have opportunities to review and contribute to system designs across the company. Feedback is welcomed.
"You build it, you run it" culture creates a sense of ownership and improves code quality.
Decent deployment process (unit tests, code coverage, CI, monitoring); value is placed on code quality.
Company values and gives back to the OSS community (check out Envoy).
Good leveling track for individual contributor engineers.
Regular company-wide meetings communicate important problems/projects/etc.
Diversity and inclusion are priorities for the organization.
The fast pace is not for everyone. If you come here expecting to coast, you might be disappointed.
I had a phone screen. The onsite interviews consisted of two coding rounds, one design round, and one behavioral round. One of the coding rounds was conducted with a laptop. They were quite quick in following up after the interviews. I would love to
I was contacted by a recruiter who asked to set up a time for an initial chat. I gave them several windows of availability. Four days later, they wrote back and we settled on a time. Five minutes before we were supposed to speak, the recruiter email
I had a phone screen, and the interviewer seemed nice. He asked me about my work and then gave me a coding problem: finding the Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA) for a binary tree. I provided a perfect, working solution in about 10 minutes. However, he k
I had a phone screen. The onsite interviews consisted of two coding rounds, one design round, and one behavioral round. One of the coding rounds was conducted with a laptop. They were quite quick in following up after the interviews. I would love to
I was contacted by a recruiter who asked to set up a time for an initial chat. I gave them several windows of availability. Four days later, they wrote back and we settled on a time. Five minutes before we were supposed to speak, the recruiter email
I had a phone screen, and the interviewer seemed nice. He asked me about my work and then gave me a coding problem: finding the Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA) for a binary tree. I provided a perfect, working solution in about 10 minutes. However, he k