I felt like there were good opportunities to work on products with a wide reach. The pay was fair, but not stellar. The benefits were very good.
When I started, the company felt pretty young, even though it wasn't. Riding bikes or playing Frisbee in the hall were normal. By the time I left, things like that would have been frowned on. The company felt much more corporate.
I am a mechanical engineer by training with past programming experience primarily for personal projects (video games and such) in multiple languages. I'm currently in a PhD program, finishing up the master's portion. I casually chatted with a recrui
Applied through the on-campus career fair. Had an on-campus interview two to three weeks after the career fair. Heard back from the recruiter in less than a week about the onsite interview. Scheduled the onsite interview for three weeks later. Th
I was invited to a phone screen and completed it within the week. I was told that everything looked good and that they'd get back to me, but that I should prepare for an on-campus technical interview. After hearing nothing back for months, I tried
I am a mechanical engineer by training with past programming experience primarily for personal projects (video games and such) in multiple languages. I'm currently in a PhD program, finishing up the master's portion. I casually chatted with a recrui
Applied through the on-campus career fair. Had an on-campus interview two to three weeks after the career fair. Heard back from the recruiter in less than a week about the onsite interview. Scheduled the onsite interview for three weeks later. Th
I was invited to a phone screen and completed it within the week. I was told that everything looked good and that they'd get back to me, but that I should prepare for an on-campus technical interview. After hearing nothing back for months, I tried