Modern tech stack of Databricks, Snowflake, AWS, and mostly good internal platform support teams.
Too many egos needing to be assuaged and pet projects being interjected by and amongst the non-management leadership (distinguished and principal engineers, architects, etc.). The analytics platform team has very little software engineering chops, unfortunately, resulting in somewhat hackneyed integrations.
I was approached by a contracting company for this position. There was an initial phone screen, followed by a coding assignment, and then an in-person interview. The in-person interview with the business team consisted of two interviewers. They aske
The interview process focused on theoretical questions related to Python, AWS, and some of the tools mentioned in the job description. The second part of the interview was a 30-minute coding challenge.
Good questions were asked regarding coding, OOPs, SQL, and Java. There were also questions about technicalities in coding and the future of coding with respect to Nike. The discussion covered future prospects in the field. That was all.
I was approached by a contracting company for this position. There was an initial phone screen, followed by a coding assignment, and then an in-person interview. The in-person interview with the business team consisted of two interviewers. They aske
The interview process focused on theoretical questions related to Python, AWS, and some of the tools mentioned in the job description. The second part of the interview was a 30-minute coding challenge.
Good questions were asked regarding coding, OOPs, SQL, and Java. There were also questions about technicalities in coding and the future of coding with respect to Nike. The discussion covered future prospects in the field. That was all.