Each engineer has tons of responsibility. This can honestly be stressful sometimes, as you're on point for keeping it all running.
I live in the city and, while the commuter shuttles (with Wi-Fi) make commuting about as bearable as it possibly can be, it's still less than ideal to have about an hour between work and home.
Initial 45-minute screen: whiteboard coding problem, algorithmically simple, but with oddities. Full loop: 6 x 45-minute sessions: * 2 coding * 2 design * 1 cultural/technical (tell a story about a difficult experience and how I overcame) * 1 lunch
HR to reach out, discuss expectations, and set up some time. Phone interview and then on-site or remote. Five rounds. Difficulty level is average. All available questions. Team matching with five teams.
Solved their online puzzle, got contacted by a campus recruiter, scheduled a phone interview, and went on-site for a second-round interview.
Initial 45-minute screen: whiteboard coding problem, algorithmically simple, but with oddities. Full loop: 6 x 45-minute sessions: * 2 coding * 2 design * 1 cultural/technical (tell a story about a difficult experience and how I overcame) * 1 lunch
HR to reach out, discuss expectations, and set up some time. Phone interview and then on-site or remote. Five rounds. Difficulty level is average. All available questions. Team matching with five teams.
Solved their online puzzle, got contacted by a campus recruiter, scheduled a phone interview, and went on-site for a second-round interview.