Interesting work and smart, open-minded people who are fun to both work and play with.
Plenty of opportunities to work with other engineering teams and learn different technologies.
One of the best workplaces I've ever seen for female engineers (yep, I'm one).
Lots of flexibility for people with families/other personal commitments.
Rapid growth makes it increasingly difficult to know everyone's name in engineering, let alone everywhere else in the company.
Also, a gym subsidy would be nice (but now I'm just nitpicking).
Watching the company grow has been really exciting and the transparency is great, but I hope we can scale those values as we become a larger company.
Applied via LinkedIn, and a recruiter called two days later. I was impressed that the first contact was a conversation instead of a canned email. I had a technical phone screen and coding test; neither was taxing. I went on-site twice for interviews
Got an onsite interview call after completing a short coding challenge during a career fair. The onsite interview lasted five hours, followed by a two-hour coding challenge, and finally a last tech interview.
4th round of interview 3 technical + 1 managerial. Three rounds were purely based on Data Structures and Algorithms, although I knew in some cases they also ask System Design. The managerial round comprised past experience.
Applied via LinkedIn, and a recruiter called two days later. I was impressed that the first contact was a conversation instead of a canned email. I had a technical phone screen and coding test; neither was taxing. I went on-site twice for interviews
Got an onsite interview call after completing a short coding challenge during a career fair. The onsite interview lasted five hours, followed by a two-hour coding challenge, and finally a last tech interview.
4th round of interview 3 technical + 1 managerial. Three rounds were purely based on Data Structures and Algorithms, although I knew in some cases they also ask System Design. The managerial round comprised past experience.