Great pay, even by Silicon Valley standards. As a lover of systems, it was amazing to work with the behemoth that is Facebook's data pipelines.
They put us in Redwood City (some were in Menlo Park, I believe), which somehow resulted in a 1-hour commute on a swaying bus. Parking was limited, and it was a bit too far to bike.
I was contacted by a recruiter over LinkedIn. After doing a technical screen with the recruiter, there were two phone interviews with engineers. The first was a fairly simple programming test, and later a more in-depth systems test.
Several recruiter calls followed by many tedious and all-encompassing interview stages spread across 2-3 months. This included: * 2 screening rounds * 4-5 interview rounds covering coding (LeetCode-esque), operating systems theory & practice, s
I was contacted via LinkedIn and asked to apply in 2014. I went through the full process then, but didn't get an offer. Facebook contacted me again this year, and we went through the process again. As is well documented, you will have two phone inte
I was contacted by a recruiter over LinkedIn. After doing a technical screen with the recruiter, there were two phone interviews with engineers. The first was a fairly simple programming test, and later a more in-depth systems test.
Several recruiter calls followed by many tedious and all-encompassing interview stages spread across 2-3 months. This included: * 2 screening rounds * 4-5 interview rounds covering coding (LeetCode-esque), operating systems theory & practice, s
I was contacted via LinkedIn and asked to apply in 2014. I went through the full process then, but didn't get an offer. Facebook contacted me again this year, and we went through the process again. As is well documented, you will have two phone inte