Some of the smartest and nicest bunch of geeks I ever got a chance to work with.
The company is slowly growing into a corporate environment, with everything that implies.
The process was quite long. First, I applied online. A few weeks later, I received an email from HR saying that my profile matched an open position. This was for the Production Engineer position. I was asked to answer some basic questions about mysel
The interview is conducted through phone call and share screen. Ask you to write command line arguments about Linux administration and etc. The interviewer had an accent, and it was annoying to keep asking him repeat his questions.
I applied through a recruiter. It started with a recruiter screen and a 45-minute tech screening round with two coding questions on string and array logic. They were more like LeetCode mediums. The onsite was four rounds back-to-back: - Systems/Lin
The process was quite long. First, I applied online. A few weeks later, I received an email from HR saying that my profile matched an open position. This was for the Production Engineer position. I was asked to answer some basic questions about mysel
The interview is conducted through phone call and share screen. Ask you to write command line arguments about Linux administration and etc. The interviewer had an accent, and it was annoying to keep asking him repeat his questions.
I applied through a recruiter. It started with a recruiter screen and a 45-minute tech screening round with two coding questions on string and array logic. They were more like LeetCode mediums. The onsite was four rounds back-to-back: - Systems/Lin