Amazing work-life balance, including an extra 2 days off every quarter. This is because the CEO wants everyone across the globe to have Thursday-Sunday as a time to refresh once a quarter.
The ESPP program is very profitable, considering the stock rise.
A lot of resources are available to increase your level, including paid Stanford courses with a partial degree in the end.
No return to office.
A lot of "family first" vibes.
Base salary is OK'ish.
Work-life balance might depend on the team.
Lack of transparency for some decisions (though it's very transparent 80% of the time).
The interview process can be hard and is decided per team. You won't get ready for it in advance.
The interview process included the following stages: * Machine learning basics, including forward and backward passes for a simple MLP. * A discussion about my experience, which went quite deep into some topics. * An interview with the team le
One-hour telephone interview. They asked me about the kind of position I was looking for. They explained the different positions available. Then they wanted to know about previous projects. Finally, they asked me some technical questions: * Cach
In total, there were 5 interviews. They were deep technical questions. What was strange was that no HR was involved in these rounds. The interview was quite challenging and lasted for 4 weeks. Initial response was very slow; after that, it was fast
The interview process included the following stages: * Machine learning basics, including forward and backward passes for a simple MLP. * A discussion about my experience, which went quite deep into some topics. * An interview with the team le
One-hour telephone interview. They asked me about the kind of position I was looking for. They explained the different positions available. Then they wanted to know about previous projects. Finally, they asked me some technical questions: * Cach
In total, there were 5 interviews. They were deep technical questions. What was strange was that no HR was involved in these rounds. The interview was quite challenging and lasted for 4 weeks. Initial response was very slow; after that, it was fast