QA Engineer Interview Experience - Jerusalem, Israel
November 6, 2014
Neutral ExperienceNo Offer
Process
I had a phone interview which went well but when I arrived it was all testing. First you had to write a sample report, then Linux exercises and then logic questions. There was minimal interpersonal interaction and the concepts that we were being asked to talk about were not explained in such a way that someone without any previous knowledge could pick up with ease.
Questions
The series of logic questions/problems were in Hebrew.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Mobileye QA Engineer role in Jerusalem, Israel.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Mobileye's interview process for their QA Engineer roles in Jerusalem, Israel is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Neutral100%
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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Mobileye's QA Engineer interview process in Jerusalem, Israel.
Mobileye Work Experiences
4.0
Awesome place to work at
QA Engineer • Current Employee
Jerusalem, Israel
May 10, 2020
Pros: It's fun to come to work every day. The people are great. The work is pretty cool, and is also morally important on a global a scale (we are working to save lives by the thousands).
Cons: The salary isn't very high.
There is sometimes an excessive focus on short-term goals rather than long-term ones.
2.0
not a good place except for the reputation on the resume
QA Engineer • Former Employee
Jerusalem, Jerusalem
July 4, 2017
Pros: There are smart people, great ideas, good products, and interesting work for some algo devs.
Cons: The topics covered included conditions of employment, conditions of the company such as the building, parking, and food, and training for new employees.
1.0
Unorganized and unprofessional
QA Engineer • Former Employee
August 23, 2019
Pros: The company works in an interesting and evolving field and is leading it, as well.
Cons: Even though the company is quite big today, in many cases it acts like a startup. Things don't move before high managment steps in.
High and mid-managment act according to personal motives and in many times in a very unprofessional manner and are disconnected from the lower workers.
Because of this situation, a lot of unnecessary pressure is being put on the workers for no reason.
- 4.0Awesome place to work atQA Engineer • Current EmployeeJerusalem, IsraelMay 10, 2020Pros: It's fun to come to work every day. The people are great. The work is pretty cool, and is also morally important on a global a scale (we are working to save lives by the thousands).Cons: The salary isn't very high. There is sometimes an excessive focus on short-term goals rather than long-term ones.
- 2.0not a good place except for the reputation on the resumeQA Engineer • Former EmployeeJerusalem, JerusalemJuly 4, 2017Pros: There are smart people, great ideas, good products, and interesting work for some algo devs.Cons: The topics covered included conditions of employment, conditions of the company such as the building, parking, and food, and training for new employees.
- 1.0Unorganized and unprofessionalQA Engineer • Former EmployeeAugust 23, 2019Pros: The company works in an interesting and evolving field and is leading it, as well.Cons: Even though the company is quite big today, in many cases it acts like a startup. Things don't move before high managment steps in. High and mid-managment act according to personal motives and in many times in a very unprofessional manner and are disconnected from the lower workers. Because of this situation, a lot of unnecessary pressure is being put on the workers for no reason.
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