Tons of hard, interesting engineering problems here, and they are working on Mesos infra (on AWS) and a Spark cluster. The web teams use node.js. Most of the backend stuff is in Java and Scala - Play framework, node, and Clojure. They have some legacy code in C#; they are moving away from it, and no one is really "porting" the code. Teams are building new products which are replacing old products over time.
None for now, and enjoy working here. Scale is not as massive compared to other consumer web companies in social media or web in terms of user data or activity. But it is still fun to work here.
Keep aiming for ambitious products!
The first round focused on LLD, where I was asked to design a variation of a coffee vending machine with add-ons, inventory management, and payment processing. I implemented all the stated requirements within the 60-minute timeframe, though the probl
I applied through LinkedIn and was contacted by a recruiter. I had a 30-minute phone interview, and next had a phone interview with an engineering manager. It was pretty simple. He decided to bring me in for an on-site interview, which included fou
First round was a brief phone call. The second round was an in-person interview for 3 hours. I got a feeling that it's one of the worst IT engineering places to work in the Bay Area. I just want to join the band of people at Glassdoor who had a horr
The first round focused on LLD, where I was asked to design a variation of a coffee vending machine with add-ons, inventory management, and payment processing. I implemented all the stated requirements within the 60-minute timeframe, though the probl
I applied through LinkedIn and was contacted by a recruiter. I had a 30-minute phone interview, and next had a phone interview with an engineering manager. It was pretty simple. He decided to bring me in for an on-site interview, which included fou
First round was a brief phone call. The second round was an in-person interview for 3 hours. I got a feeling that it's one of the worst IT engineering places to work in the Bay Area. I just want to join the band of people at Glassdoor who had a horr