Time zones: If you work east coast, you're more likely to be put on emergency tasks as you'll be up before the majority of west coast engineers. It sounds like they are working on balancing this though.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Had a call with a recruiter, and then they sent me a take-home test to be finished in 2 hours. After that, they invited me on site. For the onsite, I had lunch with the team, and everyone was
Starts with recruiter call, leading into a take home assessment where you choose a date and time to receive it. The assessment must be completed in a 2-3 hour window upon receiving. It was deployed to cloud and code was never even ran after looking a
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. It started with a basic screening interview, then I was given a take home assessment (something that I would usually take a day to complete but was asked to finish in a few hours). After completing a porti
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Had a call with a recruiter, and then they sent me a take-home test to be finished in 2 hours. After that, they invited me on site. For the onsite, I had lunch with the team, and everyone was
Starts with recruiter call, leading into a take home assessment where you choose a date and time to receive it. The assessment must be completed in a 2-3 hour window upon receiving. It was deployed to cloud and code was never even ran after looking a
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. It started with a basic screening interview, then I was given a take home assessment (something that I would usually take a day to complete but was asked to finish in a few hours). After completing a porti