High Stress, High Pay
High Stress, High Pay
Extremely high-caliber engineers that will leave you with a tinge of imposter syndrome. Great collaborative environment. Very good pay and benefits.
Annual layoff of lowest 10% of performance ratings. Expect high level of daily stress. Very competitive. Too many managers.
Reduce number of managers. They do little to improve team performance and they provide little impact.
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This review is for the data center team's Mechanical Engineer role. I interviewed with someone located in Austin, Texas. I want to describe this extremely negative and frustratingly random interview as a pure waste of my time. Never have I been so t
Mechanical Engineer
Streamlined process with average difficulty. Had to go through multiple rounds of interviews before getting to the final round. Definitely worth the experience. Recommended to everyone going for this role.
Mechanical Engineer
The interview process is long but very organized and worth the work you put into it. Everyone you interact with is pleasant and helps to make you comfortable during the process.
Mechanical Engineer
Fremont, California, United StatesJune 1, 2024This review is for the data center team's Mechanical Engineer role. I interviewed with someone located in Austin, Texas. I want to describe this extremely negative and frustratingly random interview as a pure waste of my time. Never have I been so t
Mechanical Engineer
Fremont, California, United StatesApril 20, 2023Streamlined process with average difficulty. Had to go through multiple rounds of interviews before getting to the final round. Definitely worth the experience. Recommended to everyone going for this role.
Mechanical Engineer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesOctober 17, 2024The interview process is long but very organized and worth the work you put into it. Everyone you interact with is pleasant and helps to make you comfortable during the process.
