Process
I applied online. The process took 1 day.
Applied online and was directed to an AI interview. The AI asked one question about my day, then froze completely for 5+ minutes. Attempted 3 times with the same result. Contacted support — got a useless copy-paste response. Requested a reschedule due to THEIR platform failure and was told it "cannot be skipped." They couldn't even distinguish between skipping and rescheduling. Zero accountability, broken product, dismissive support.
Questions
"How was your day?" — and then the AI froze and never asked anything else.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 8 interview experiences for the micro1 AI Engineer role.
Success Rate
micro1's interview process for their AI Engineer roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having good feelings for micro1's AI Engineer interview process.
micro1 Work Experiences
- 1.0They are posting fake jobs on LinkedIn just to increase number of SignupsAI Engineer • Former EmployeeJanuary 26, 2025Pros: There are no pros as they do not hire. Their PR and marketing team is flashing social media.Cons: Company provides misleading information. They post fake jobs and prompt job seekers to sign up so that their candidate DB is increasing.
- 5.0Great remote culture with high expectations for outputQuality Control Microbiologist Associate • Former EmployeeOctober 27, 2026Pros: # Great remote work flexibility and culture. # Fast-paced environment with growth opportunities. # Talented and supportive team members. # Innovative projects and modern tech stackCons: # Limited structure for long-term career tracking. # Communication can sometimes feel disjointed remotely. # High expectations require constant high output.
- 4.0Working at Micro1 is fun 🤩Senior Developer • Former EmployeeJanuary 24, 2023Pros: - Best in the market pay. - Opportunity to work with clients overseas remotely, and be a part of their ecosystem. - Best in class projects. - Timely payCons: - need to work according to US timezone. - can’t enjoy social life as you would work mostly at nights. - permanent WFH due to which you miss office atmosphere and don’t feel like you’re a part of company. It sometimes feels depressing
