I worked here for 2 years as an algorithm development intern, and I had a great time.
There was a good working environment, supporting leadership, flexible conditions for those who need flexibility, such as students and parents, and a healthy and invigorating environment of innovation.
There were relatively low salaries at the time. Maybe this has changed now.
Student job. First interview on Zoom: question about matrix Second interview in their office: question about recognizing circles in a picture I didn't make it to the final interview. I didn't get a review afterward about the reason.
I applied through an application on the company's website. The steps taken were: 1. A Codility test. 2. A telephone HR interview. 3. A technical interview at the company office. After about two weeks I was informed that they decided to continue with
The process started with small talk about my PhD, then a question that involved understanding a given algorithm, then a (unrelated) question that involved writing my own algorithm, and then an open ended discussion about image analysis of a specific
Student job. First interview on Zoom: question about matrix Second interview in their office: question about recognizing circles in a picture I didn't make it to the final interview. I didn't get a review afterward about the reason.
I applied through an application on the company's website. The steps taken were: 1. A Codility test. 2. A telephone HR interview. 3. A technical interview at the company office. After about two weeks I was informed that they decided to continue with
The process started with small talk about my PhD, then a question that involved understanding a given algorithm, then a (unrelated) question that involved writing my own algorithm, and then an open ended discussion about image analysis of a specific