Mostly the interviewers were super-friendly and extremely relaxed. The manager people I talked to were also really professional and relaxed. It seemed like a good company to work at.

Downsides were the heavy math questions; if you thought Google interviews were tough, think again! Then there were IQ puzzles, and writing code on a chartboard 10 hours long with different interviewers. A few of them seemed a bit too nerdy and too cocky for my taste. By the time they asked me to iterate in four lines through a matrix, I knew I blew it.

Another downside was that half of the people I was scheduled to talk with did not show up, and they made me wait 1.5 hours for my first interview.

Overall, a good impression of a firm that sells wiretapping software to Iran to infiltrate Iranian Twitter and Facebook users. Sorry, had to be said.

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