Awesome place to work
Awesome place to work
Team culture is awesome. The best part is management listens to all the pain points and tries to resolve them ASAP. Some of the best perks include:
- Wellness Reimbursement
- Flex Holidays
Sometimes due to some critical timeline, there is a slight hit on work-life balance. But again, management tries its best to take care of it.
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Principal Software Engineer
My interview process spanned four days: * **Day 1 (Zoom):** Technical interview and a system design interview. * **Day 2 (On-site):** Met with the team leader. * **Day 3 (On-site):** Met with the group manager/director. * **Day 4 (Zoom):** S
Principal Software Engineer
4th round of interview: 1st round: Programming + OS questions 2nd round: Programming + Design 3rd round: Programming + Networking 4th round: Detailed project discussion 5th round: VP interview
Principal Software Engineer
1. Hiring Manager 2. Full Loop Onsite Interviews went very well, and I was expecting an offer. It was a shocker when the recruiter kept mailing, "Will reach out with next steps next week," which never happened.
Principal Software Engineer
IsraelJuly 15, 2024My interview process spanned four days: * **Day 1 (Zoom):** Technical interview and a system design interview. * **Day 2 (On-site):** Met with the team leader. * **Day 3 (On-site):** Met with the group manager/director. * **Day 4 (Zoom):** S
Principal Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 20214th round of interview: 1st round: Programming + OS questions 2nd round: Programming + Design 3rd round: Programming + Networking 4th round: Detailed project discussion 5th round: VP interview
Principal Software Engineer
United StatesOctober 11, 20211. Hiring Manager 2. Full Loop Onsite Interviews went very well, and I was expecting an offer. It was a shocker when the recruiter kept mailing, "Will reach out with next steps next week," which never happened.
