I'm an intern at the company for 11 months. I like it when a job gives you challenges and requires improvement.
The company is nicely located, and people are helpful.
You should join if you:
As an intern, I don't feel downsides; I have advantages almost like a normal employee.
The whole process took a week. I applied online. They called me, and we had a first meeting: a 20-minute review of my CV and a discussion about the company, goals, and responsibilities, followed by a second technical interview.
I applied online and was interviewed on-site by a project manager. Friendly environment and people. Basic tech questions about Java and SQL languages. He asked me to check my projects on GitHub if there were any. The interview duration was about
1. Applied online 2. A call from HR to set up an interview 3. First interview with a nice old guy (near 60 years old, I think). He asked some basic C/C++ questions (C - mostly memory management and pointer manipulation; C++ - difference between virtu
The whole process took a week. I applied online. They called me, and we had a first meeting: a 20-minute review of my CV and a discussion about the company, goals, and responsibilities, followed by a second technical interview.
I applied online and was interviewed on-site by a project manager. Friendly environment and people. Basic tech questions about Java and SQL languages. He asked me to check my projects on GitHub if there were any. The interview duration was about
1. Applied online 2. A call from HR to set up an interview 3. First interview with a nice old guy (near 60 years old, I think). He asked some basic C/C++ questions (C - mostly memory management and pointer manipulation; C++ - difference between virtu