Very strong developers. Foster a creative approach to your tasks and allow you to choose what to do. High salary. Great attitude from managers.
Recently, there were a lot of layoffs, so it's not very stable. It's unclear about relocation and remote work.
The interview process was not that hard at all. The coding questions were pretty standard. I think mine had to do with a stack or implementing a stack. If you are used to making basic data structures in Python, you will definitely be fine.
Applied through LinkedIn. I can't really prep for this; it was related to designing parts of a mobile app using Kotlin. It's similar to a take-home coding project for school, so I would say there is no way to specifically prepare.
Pretty standard resume drop -> phone screen -> final round by phone. They also offered a mock phone screen, which had questions that were substantially easier than the real phone screen and the final round. Final round consisted of another live codin
The interview process was not that hard at all. The coding questions were pretty standard. I think mine had to do with a stack or implementing a stack. If you are used to making basic data structures in Python, you will definitely be fine.
Applied through LinkedIn. I can't really prep for this; it was related to designing parts of a mobile app using Kotlin. It's similar to a take-home coding project for school, so I would say there is no way to specifically prepare.
Pretty standard resume drop -> phone screen -> final round by phone. They also offered a mock phone screen, which had questions that were substantially easier than the real phone screen and the final round. Final round consisted of another live codin