Coming from someone who has worked in many tech companies in the past, this is by far the most technically strong team I have ever worked with. Employees have an unrivaled amount of experience in robotics and are poised to take on the most difficult problems in the field.
The company is extremely collaborative and encourages cross-team communication to spawn better ideas. People are easy to talk to, allowing for a very congenial work environment. Employees are very passionate about what they're working on, providing me with ample opportunities to learn more and grow as an engineer.
Finally, the company is very mission-driven and transparent to its employees about its future direction while being willing to take feedback from employees.
Nothing to add here now.
No criticisms, since I really believe in the company's direction. Keep it up!
The interview process took roughly two months from start to finish. It consisted of HackerRank and a phone interview. This was followed by an onsite, which had 4 rounds (all technical). The interviewers were friendly, and the coding questions were
Multiple coding, past project, and ML rounds were part of the interview. The ML rounds focused mostly on basic ML questions and intuitions. Coding questions were not LeetCode-style questions. Past project rounds involved diving into one project
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 interview process took roughly two months from start to finish. It consisted of HackerRank and a phone interview. This was followed by an onsite, which had 4 rounds (all technical). The interviewers were friendly, and the coding questions were
Multiple coding, past project, and ML rounds were part of the interview. The ML rounds focused mostly on basic ML questions and intuitions. Coding questions were not LeetCode-style questions. Past project rounds involved diving into one project
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.