I work every day with smart people on a variety of interesting projects. Everyone is approachable and friendly, and the management is good.
The combination of cutting-edge technologies and an entrepreneurial mindset makes the work interesting.
The work can get intense at times, but that’s part of the nature of a hedge fund. The competitive salary is a bonus.
There is little to no smart working. There are not many extra perks.
It was a fairly relaxed set of interviews. Most questions were pretty technical but a lot were high level. Also had some questions on how I would get to know large systems. Or how to know what was true or not in an unfamiliar system.
I had an interview loop with them, which was probably one of the most bizarre in my career. They kept saying they needed someone really good, but they weren’t willing to pay well. They asked me c++ puzzles, but sometimes they didn’t seem to understan
Found out about the opening and the company through a recruiter. First was a phone interview with the head of data. Next was final on-site interview. I got the regular database and algorithm questions. I was able to answer all of them and had a few m
It was a fairly relaxed set of interviews. Most questions were pretty technical but a lot were high level. Also had some questions on how I would get to know large systems. Or how to know what was true or not in an unfamiliar system.
I had an interview loop with them, which was probably one of the most bizarre in my career. They kept saying they needed someone really good, but they weren’t willing to pay well. They asked me c++ puzzles, but sometimes they didn’t seem to understan
Found out about the opening and the company through a recruiter. First was a phone interview with the head of data. Next was final on-site interview. I got the regular database and algorithm questions. I was able to answer all of them and had a few m