Working at Oura
Working at Oura
- A healthy working environment with reasonable working hours, vacations, and culture
- An aim for a better place to work through feedback and openness in salaries
- An innovative atmosphere
- A fast-paced company that keeps things interesting
- Being fast paced means that not everything has a set process yet and things change fast, which might not be suited for everyone
- It also means that there is a lot to do, so keeping the working hours reasonable is up to you, but totally allowed
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Oura Interview Experiences
Backend Engineer
The interview experience itself was quite reasonable, mirroring typical day-to-day tasks. Although the technical questions weren't overly complex, Ōura places a strong emphasis on comprehending the coding process holistically. This entails articulat
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process consisted of multiple rounds of interviews over video. First, I connected with HR and discussed the role I was looking for. That was followed by three rounds of technical interviews, with culture/team aspects embedded in them.
QA Engineer
It was a phone screening with the recruiter. The next step was to meet with the hiring manager and one QA. Then I had to wait almost 4 weeks to get the feedback from them, stating the company decided to slow down the hiring process.
Backend Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2023The interview experience itself was quite reasonable, mirroring typical day-to-day tasks. Although the technical questions weren't overly complex, Ōura places a strong emphasis on comprehending the coding process holistically. This entails articulat
Senior Software Engineer
FinlandNovember 29, 2021The interview process consisted of multiple rounds of interviews over video. First, I connected with HR and discussed the role I was looking for. That was followed by three rounds of technical interviews, with culture/team aspects embedded in them.
QA Engineer
United StatesJuly 16, 2024It was a phone screening with the recruiter. The next step was to meet with the hiring manager and one QA. Then I had to wait almost 4 weeks to get the feedback from them, stating the company decided to slow down the hiring process.
