Bringing delight and joy to hundreds of millions of people. How many tech industry jobs offer that?
Fun, positive, diverse workplace. Passionate people who play Ingress and Pokemon Go and other games daily. Hard problems like global scale for many million QPS, basic research in advanced AR and image understanding, games that people love. Proud to be at Niantic.
Very busy, hard work, personal challenge.
It's like grad school, with hard new problems not in the literature, combined with tight schedules and ambitious goals.
Sometimes it feels like an endless IQ test.
(But afterwards, there's lots of pride and deep friendships.)
Stay bold. You got so many millions of people off their couch and away from their computers to walk and see and learn of the world. You helped families bond. Please keep to this "Adventures on Foot" mission and you'll do more than all the Apple Watches and Fitbits and exercise/weight-loss clinics of the world. Oh, and push back the Harry Potter movie launch so that we have more time!
The process began with a phone interview that covered background experience and a general algorithm question. This was followed by an on-site interview at the Sunnyvale office. The on-site interview involved writing a plugin for Unity using C# and C
Beware: the recruiter of this company uses bait and switch tactics. My recruiter repeatedly asked about my expected salary, both on the phone and in emails. I made my expectations very clear at least three times. At the offer stage, the recruiter p
There was no recruiter call. The recruiter asked some questions via email and then scheduled the interview via an online platform. I had a technical screen with an engineer. The interviewer was very friendly. I received a recruiter update a week aft
The process began with a phone interview that covered background experience and a general algorithm question. This was followed by an on-site interview at the Sunnyvale office. The on-site interview involved writing a plugin for Unity using C# and C
Beware: the recruiter of this company uses bait and switch tactics. My recruiter repeatedly asked about my expected salary, both on the phone and in emails. I made my expectations very clear at least three times. At the offer stage, the recruiter p
There was no recruiter call. The recruiter asked some questions via email and then scheduled the interview via an online platform. I had a technical screen with an engineer. The interviewer was very friendly. I received a recruiter update a week aft