Great vibe, good people, competitive salary, great stock options.
I work on the Charts team in Sydney, and they're a fantastic, world-class group of Software Developers. The rest of the office (and company!) carry a fantastic energy that make Fridays and all the get-togethers all the more amazing. MongoDB has been an important part of my mental health journey, and I am more than proud to work there.
A free Headspace subscription is a great perk!
Missing a bit of that 'big company' structure, but really getting there. Some parts feel like a big company; some parts feel like a big, well-run startup. Kind of hard to articulate.
The process was a recruiter round, then a Karat technical interview. I didn't get past the Karat, but after the Karat there is another technical round. Overall, the process was good and straightforward. I also got good feedback from the Karat intervi
I applied online. The process took over a week. It was a graduate role, and I was invited for an HR screening. The interviewer was asking questions off a script, yet still there was practically no structure to the interview. I felt the questions rea
The overall experience was great, and the process was clear. During the coding interview, I was asked to design a key-value store that supports creating and retrieving snapshots, as well as looking up a key’s value in a specific snapshot. The follow-
The process was a recruiter round, then a Karat technical interview. I didn't get past the Karat, but after the Karat there is another technical round. Overall, the process was good and straightforward. I also got good feedback from the Karat intervi
I applied online. The process took over a week. It was a graduate role, and I was invited for an HR screening. The interviewer was asking questions off a script, yet still there was practically no structure to the interview. I felt the questions rea
The overall experience was great, and the process was clear. During the coding interview, I was asked to design a key-value store that supports creating and retrieving snapshots, as well as looking up a key’s value in a specific snapshot. The follow-