There is relative stability if you're a mid to senior level developer. It is pretty comfortable.
Tough to drive changes to implement new features / rewrite archaic ones.
Night calls are frequent but that's as expected for US based funds.
One on one discussion with team leader, gave some info about the position and the company. Asked questions about my background and experience. The interview was conducted in English and was quite pleasant and calm.
Only went through the first round. They asked a lot about resume, and went over almost every experience. About 30 minutes from the 45 minutes interview is about resume. Then a simple graph coding question, LeetCode medium question.
There were lots of rounds of code pairing. Every round works on a HackerRank code pairing test with a different team member on different algorithm questions. The questions were not too challenging, but did require decent computer knowledge.
One on one discussion with team leader, gave some info about the position and the company. Asked questions about my background and experience. The interview was conducted in English and was quite pleasant and calm.
Only went through the first round. They asked a lot about resume, and went over almost every experience. About 30 minutes from the 45 minutes interview is about resume. Then a simple graph coding question, LeetCode medium question.
There were lots of rounds of code pairing. Every round works on a HackerRank code pairing test with a different team member on different algorithm questions. The questions were not too challenging, but did require decent computer knowledge.