Competent coworkers, good place to work on robotics.
People are friendly and management pushes to do the right thing.
Robotics is a difficult field; you will often face difficult problems. Lots of work to do, and development can take longer than expected.
The recruiter screen followed my technical coding screen. I didn't make it past the coding screen, but feedback was fairly quick. The coding question was LC medium level difficulty, involving matrices. I was a bit rusty with coding, but the question
Two phone interviews, which were more or less on the easy side. Five onsite rounds focused on different areas: * DS/Algo * Low-level C++ * System design * Machine learning, etc. Overall, the interview experience was positive until the final round.
They sent a coding challenge, which is typical. It was pretty straightforward (I forget what the question was). I moved on to the phone screen next. The question was difficult (LeetCode Hard?) and I wasn't able to solve it. I ended up doing almost n
The recruiter screen followed my technical coding screen. I didn't make it past the coding screen, but feedback was fairly quick. The coding question was LC medium level difficulty, involving matrices. I was a bit rusty with coding, but the question
Two phone interviews, which were more or less on the easy side. Five onsite rounds focused on different areas: * DS/Algo * Low-level C++ * System design * Machine learning, etc. Overall, the interview experience was positive until the final round.
They sent a coding challenge, which is typical. It was pretty straightforward (I forget what the question was). I moved on to the phone screen next. The question was difficult (LeetCode Hard?) and I wasn't able to solve it. I ended up doing almost n