I've been here about a month. It's pretty good so far. The salary and compensation seem to be the same at comparable places like Google. Employees work hard, which is a good thing.
It's hard to contribute to a project without experience in the group you are in. Some process or documentation could help. Also, a project larger than bug-fixes would be nice, but maybe I just need to wait for something interesting.
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I was contacted by HR on LinkedIn. Though I was not very interested, I decided to give it a shot. I had a first phone interview, followed by five interviews on campus.
Participated in an interview event that lasted about half a day. This involved four rounds of approximately one-hour interviews with short breaks in between. The questions focused on algorithms and Big-O notation for run-time and space complexity.
Round one was at the University, on campus. They asked you a small coding question. After I passed round one, they flew me out to Bellevue, Washington. You stay at a hotel with other engineers who are going to be interviewed. A bus takes you to the
I was contacted by HR on LinkedIn. Though I was not very interested, I decided to give it a shot. I had a first phone interview, followed by five interviews on campus.
Participated in an interview event that lasted about half a day. This involved four rounds of approximately one-hour interviews with short breaks in between. The questions focused on algorithms and Big-O notation for run-time and space complexity.
Round one was at the University, on campus. They asked you a small coding question. After I passed round one, they flew me out to Bellevue, Washington. You stay at a hotel with other engineers who are going to be interviewed. A bus takes you to the