Good pay, good benefits, and fun, smart people
Good pay, good benefits, and fun, smart people
Team atmosphere, flexibility, and benefits. The pay is pretty good for the Pittsburgh area, and there isn't too much corporate formality, but I think that is expected in high-tech companies.
It's hard to make a noticeable difference at such a large company, and innovation seems to be stifled by Technical Directors' edicts.
Hire business people with engineering backgrounds instead of business folk with a bad case of logorrhea.
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Received a call for a phone interview and scheduled a call in a few days with all necessary information. The phone interview was scheduled, and I cleared that round. They then called for an in-person interview. They updated the status within 2 days.
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About two to three weeks after the job career fair, on which I passed my resume, I got an onsite interview chance, followed by five technical interviews. Unfortunately, I did not receive an offer.
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The interview started at the job fair in our university. The interviewer gave me a short face-to-face interview after I sent him my resume. He asked me several technical questions, such as what a virtual function is and how to see the process ID in L
Software QA Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesJanuary 1, 2018Received a call for a phone interview and scheduled a call in a few days with all necessary information. The phone interview was scheduled, and I cleared that round. They then called for an in-person interview. They updated the status within 2 days.
Hardware Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesMarch 1, 2013About two to three weeks after the job career fair, on which I passed my resume, I got an onsite interview chance, followed by five technical interviews. Unfortunately, I did not receive an offer.
Summer Intern Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesMarch 1, 2010The interview started at the job fair in our university. The interviewer gave me a short face-to-face interview after I sent him my resume. He asked me several technical questions, such as what a virtual function is and how to see the process ID in L
