I have a lot of faith in Nuro's product because it focuses on the feasible problem of goods (as opposed to human) delivery. This has made Nuro very successful at getting both investor funding and regulatory approval.
Even if you're not a robotics/ML person, Nuro has a ton of cool opportunities, from AV fleet management to delivery app development to complex infra scaling.
Nuro has a great work culture that encourages cross-team collaboration to quickly unblock engineering work.
Priorities can change quickly because Nuro is still working out the kinks with its general planning process.
Keep up the good work!
Recruiter call and LeetCode-type coding rounds. Then a domain knowledge round and another coding round. The process was smooth but difficult. Questions on past projects were deeply asked.
The people are friendly, and the whole process moves smoothly. There are three interviews besides an online assessment. The first two interviews are phone interviews. * The first focuses on coding skills, where the interviewer provides a question
I had two technical phone screens, an onsite interview day, and an additional onsite interview. The interview questions were challenging, and the interviewers were knowledgeable. They seemed to make an effort to determine how you fit within the team
Recruiter call and LeetCode-type coding rounds. Then a domain knowledge round and another coding round. The process was smooth but difficult. Questions on past projects were deeply asked.
The people are friendly, and the whole process moves smoothly. There are three interviews besides an online assessment. The first two interviews are phone interviews. * The first focuses on coding skills, where the interviewer provides a question
I had two technical phone screens, an onsite interview day, and an additional onsite interview. The interview questions were challenging, and the interviewers were knowledgeable. They seemed to make an effort to determine how you fit within the team