Great Tech, Good Balance
Great Tech, Good Balance
Work-Life Balance Working on the latest technology. You will learn what actual scalability looks like. Fun to work in the cybersecurity domain. Perks:
- Vision benefits
- Up to $150 for WiFi bill
- $250 quarterly for self-expenses
- ESPP at a 15% discount
Food is not free (but subsidized).
No gym.
Some teams reported micro-management.
That actually reduces the productivity of employees, as they only work to give updates, not results.
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Staff Software Engineer
The recruiter (Me'shel Babish) reached out regarding an online application. We spoke at length, and she provided her cell phone number. An initial call was arranged with the hiring manager. I was asked to call with an update after the interview, whi
Staff Software Engineer
The team lead was very nice. They described the company and the product. Then, they asked some architecture questions. Following that, there was one technical question: shuffling an array, then optimizing that algorithm. The overall experience wa
Staff Software Engineer
Interviewed with the hiring manager and several members of the team. Most members I ended up interviewing with did not have a Software Engineering position; they were instead Security Experts.
Staff Software Engineer
United StatesMay 1, 2025The recruiter (Me'shel Babish) reached out regarding an online application. We spoke at length, and she provided her cell phone number. An initial call was arranged with the hiring manager. I was asked to call with an update after the interview, whi
Staff Software Engineer
Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelNovember 19, 2024The team lead was very nice. They described the company and the product. Then, they asked some architecture questions. Following that, there was one technical question: shuffling an array, then optimizing that algorithm. The overall experience wa
Staff Software Engineer
United StatesSeptember 13, 2024Interviewed with the hiring manager and several members of the team. Most members I ended up interviewing with did not have a Software Engineering position; they were instead Security Experts.
