Nice environment. I got my own cubicle, a nice kitchen/coffee station. There are fruits every morning, free breakfast on Wednesdays, and shuttles to the train station. The people are nice as well.
Job is just to code up functions for MATLAB, less challenging/interesting.
Documentation is a bit less organized.
Definitely pay less than CA tech companies.
Of the many tech interviews I've attended, this was one of the bad ones. The only good thing was the nice accommodation at the Marriott. First, the hiring manager screens your resume and conducts a live coding Q&A session over HackerRank. Then, HR s
Basic HR Interview Questions for the First Round
The first step was a 30-minute HR phone interview. Nothing fancy, and the interviewer was very friendly. Next, there was a 45-minute technical interview. The interviewer could not allow me to think through my answers before responding.
Of the many tech interviews I've attended, this was one of the bad ones. The only good thing was the nice accommodation at the Marriott. First, the hiring manager screens your resume and conducts a live coding Q&A session over HackerRank. Then, HR s
Basic HR Interview Questions for the First Round
The first step was a 30-minute HR phone interview. Nothing fancy, and the interviewer was very friendly. Next, there was a 45-minute technical interview. The interviewer could not allow me to think through my answers before responding.