Free food, great benefits, and good pay. The freedom to design as you want, lead projects, and avoid overbearing managers who try to micromanage is pretty awesome.
You work long hours, but those hours are often up to how well you want to perform. Competition is encouraged amongst employees, as you're all working hard to better perform the rest.
It was an interesting interview process. Although it was all 5 in one day, with 45/45/45 min interviews straight one after another, a 60-minute break, and then another two 45/45 min, non-stop.
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
I interviewed with two senior managers for the first round of screening. The overall experience was good. Most of the technical questions were based on my experience and past projects. There were some basic mechanics and material questions. It didn't
It was an interesting interview process. Although it was all 5 in one day, with 45/45/45 min interviews straight one after another, a 60-minute break, and then another two 45/45 min, non-stop.
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
I interviewed with two senior managers for the first round of screening. The overall experience was good. Most of the technical questions were based on my experience and past projects. There were some basic mechanics and material questions. It didn't