Smart and hardworking coworkers, lots of paying customers
Smart and hardworking coworkers, lots of paying customers
Growing market, smart and engaged coworkers, lots of room to innovate, good culture, located in the heart of the SF Mission District, transparent company culture, free coffee from Grand.
Not totally established yet (startup), and we don't have a few of the perks of working at a very large corporation. However, I was still happy to leave a large corporation to work here.
Keep up the transparency and bar of excellence as we grow.
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First round phone call with the talent team. We discussed their experience and the roles they have in the space. Then, we moved on to some technical questions and talked about the rest of the interview process.
Engineer
Fast and quick, but the questions were tricky. The interviewer was nice, and we got along well. The interview process was efficient, and communication was clear throughout. I appreciated the professionalism and friendliness, though preparation is key
Engineer
This was a standard coding screen: a technical coding challenge with your language of choice (I used Python) in a CoderPad-like editor. This followed an initial recruiter screen, which was just to make sure the resume and job matched.
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Edinburgh, Scotland, United KingdomOctober 6, 2025First round phone call with the talent team. We discussed their experience and the roles they have in the space. Then, we moved on to some technical questions and talked about the rest of the interview process.
Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesSeptember 5, 2025Fast and quick, but the questions were tricky. The interviewer was nice, and we got along well. The interview process was efficient, and communication was clear throughout. I appreciated the professionalism and friendliness, though preparation is key
Engineer
United StatesJune 10, 2025This was a standard coding screen: a technical coding challenge with your language of choice (I used Python) in a CoderPad-like editor. This followed an initial recruiter screen, which was just to make sure the resume and job matched.
