Diversity is great, and as the payments landscape is evolving very fast, a lot of opportunities are available. As an engineer, you can drive change that will take the company to the next ride. Management is pretty open to hearing about that and funding it.
As of today, if you expect leadership to drive changes, then this might not be the place for you. The company has been and is going through many core team changes and focuses. I feel it's losing focus on the next action plan or idea of change in the payments landscape now. Things might change when it becomes a full-time payments company.
Focus on marketing the capabilities we have in a nice package and at a good price-point. PayPal is powerful and has a lot of capabilities which are undersold. If sold to the right community for the right use cases, it has the potential to penetrate much more than today. Also, see what we can do for the bad customer experience it had brought due to fighting fraud for eBay sales, as that would be a resistance point to existing customers. Let them know what we have changed in those areas.
It was like 6 rounds, with a streamlined HR process. The background check took almost 15+ days. The visa transfer and green card process were also good. I had two phone rounds, then was flown in person to San Jose for the next four rounds.
I submitted numerous applications for similar positions on eBay and PayPal's career websites. Subsequently, one of PayPal's internal recruiters contacted me and kindly referred me to this specific position. I then applied. The interview scheduling p
Submitted the resume online. Got a phone interview. Questions ranged from OOPs concepts to a couple of programming questions: * Find if a string is a palindrome. * Find if a number is prime or not. Got an onsite interview after 2 days. Had 2 hours
It was like 6 rounds, with a streamlined HR process. The background check took almost 15+ days. The visa transfer and green card process were also good. I had two phone rounds, then was flown in person to San Jose for the next four rounds.
I submitted numerous applications for similar positions on eBay and PayPal's career websites. Subsequently, one of PayPal's internal recruiters contacted me and kindly referred me to this specific position. I then applied. The interview scheduling p
Submitted the resume online. Got a phone interview. Questions ranged from OOPs concepts to a couple of programming questions: * Find if a string is a palindrome. * Find if a number is prime or not. Got an onsite interview after 2 days. Had 2 hours