Pay is on par with industry, not nearly as high as the FAANG companies but I'd say probably one step down. Coworkers are intelligent but also very friendly and personable. It's not a bunch of genius/jerks. They seem to be fairly resilient to the current economic downturn; I have yet to hear of any layoffs.
No 401k matching or bonus.
Career growth options are not nearly what they'd be at a larger company; however, I've seen this improve during my time at the company.
I applied on the website and received a recruiter call within a week. The interview process has a total of six rounds: * The first round is a phone interview (technical). * If the phone interview goes well, there will be an onsite interview bro
I was interviewed for a language driver role. The process involved a code assessment, which was fairly straightforward. However, getting any quality feedback on requirements during the process was jarring, with very clunky communication from start to
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn regarding a job position. My interview process began with two phone interviews (with the director and hiring manager). Since I was unable to come for an on-site interview, the recruiter arranged two video intervie
I applied on the website and received a recruiter call within a week. The interview process has a total of six rounds: * The first round is a phone interview (technical). * If the phone interview goes well, there will be an onsite interview bro
I was interviewed for a language driver role. The process involved a code assessment, which was fairly straightforward. However, getting any quality feedback on requirements during the process was jarring, with very clunky communication from start to
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn regarding a job position. My interview process began with two phone interviews (with the director and hiring manager). Since I was unable to come for an on-site interview, the recruiter arranged two video intervie