Nuro is a fantastic place to work; we have an open, caring, and inclusive work culture and a collaborative, driven, talented work force. The leadership tries to be as transparent within the company as possible, and feedback is taken very seriously here.
We are trying to solve many interesting and challenging problems, so there's always a lot to do and many growth opportunities.
There are a lot of projects going on simultaneously at Nuro, so it can be hard to stay on top of everything.
The process took about 5 weeks. The steps were as follows: * Phone screen with recruiter * OA (Not embedded specific) * Phone screen with hiring manager * Recruiter feedback in preparation for the onsite * Virtual onsite (3 interviews) *
To be honest, I was a bit bummed out by the interview process here. It started with applying online, and a recruiter reached out. She was very friendly, asked me a bit about my background, and proceeded to start scheduling the 45-minute technical in
It was a 30-minute technical round with the hiring manager. We had a good discussion on the role and what my role would be in the team. He also asked me basic questions on virtual memory and OS.
The process took about 5 weeks. The steps were as follows: * Phone screen with recruiter * OA (Not embedded specific) * Phone screen with hiring manager * Recruiter feedback in preparation for the onsite * Virtual onsite (3 interviews) *
To be honest, I was a bit bummed out by the interview process here. It started with applying online, and a recruiter reached out. She was very friendly, asked me a bit about my background, and proceeded to start scheduling the 45-minute technical in
It was a 30-minute technical round with the hiring manager. We had a good discussion on the role and what my role would be in the team. He also asked me basic questions on virtual memory and OS.