Exceptional and collaborative team environment: Highly supportive peers and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring you never feel isolated or overlooked.
Learning and multinational exposure: Great exposure to how a major tech multinational operates, allowing you to learn and understand large-scale engineering systems.
Active use of AI tools: Modern environment with daily integration of Generative AI across multiple workflows, beyond just coding and development.
Growth and workload vary by team: Career advancement opportunities and daily workload can be hit-or-miss depending on the area you land in, sometimes leading to overtime during intense cycles.
Increasing focus on metrics: The company culture has shifted significantly toward strict quantitative tracking and performance metrics, which doesn't always align with genuine engineering value.
The technical interview was accessible. Two situations were presented and resolved verbally. The other interviews were simple, several with HR, and others about culture. In total there will have been 5 interviews, too long, honestly.
I had a technical interview for Python where there was no match because I didn't have knowledge of the tools they were looking for, but they liked my profile and recommended me. So, from Human Resources, they offered me to join a Java bootcamp, and I
A first interview with HR, then they sent me a 90-minute test on HackerRank. If you passed it, there was a technical interview with technical leads, and finally an interview with my direct managers. Then, a meeting to make you the offer. The whole pr
The technical interview was accessible. Two situations were presented and resolved verbally. The other interviews were simple, several with HR, and others about culture. In total there will have been 5 interviews, too long, honestly.
I had a technical interview for Python where there was no match because I didn't have knowledge of the tools they were looking for, but they liked my profile and recommended me. So, from Human Resources, they offered me to join a Java bootcamp, and I
A first interview with HR, then they sent me a 90-minute test on HackerRank. If you passed it, there was a technical interview with technical leads, and finally an interview with my direct managers. Then, a meeting to make you the offer. The whole pr