There is a good learning curve at Nike.
They removed the flexi week and mandatory WFO from 2026.
I interviewed for their Oregon office. After the initial discussion with the HR person, the first round was with the Director of Engineering. The position was for a full-stack developer, but he asked questions about computer vision, machine learning
Client Round: * Basic Java concepts like abstract class vs. inheritance, polymorphism, etc. * Last project details * Splunk experience * Java 8 experience * AWS experience Questions on Scaled Agile like process, sprints, backlog meetings,
Applied online and received an invitation for a HireVue test. It consisted of a mix of coding questions, video interview questions, and essay-type questions. It was very easy for someone who is hands-on in coding and microservices architecture.
I interviewed for their Oregon office. After the initial discussion with the HR person, the first round was with the Director of Engineering. The position was for a full-stack developer, but he asked questions about computer vision, machine learning
Client Round: * Basic Java concepts like abstract class vs. inheritance, polymorphism, etc. * Last project details * Splunk experience * Java 8 experience * AWS experience Questions on Scaled Agile like process, sprints, backlog meetings,
Applied online and received an invitation for a HireVue test. It consisted of a mix of coding questions, video interview questions, and essay-type questions. It was very easy for someone who is hands-on in coding and microservices architecture.