Great place and people to work with.
As per my knowledge, no cons.
1. HR will contact you for basic information. 2. Your manager will ask about your skills and interview you with Linux questions. 3. You will interview with the team and with some basic Python questions. 4. Interview by the director or even VP.
First, they conducted the phone screening. Then, there were five rounds of interviews, including one lunch interview. The interviewer was busy eating lunch and didn't even focus on what I was saying. Afterward, there were some programming tasks, and
I was interviewed for a New Grad Software Engineer position. It consisted of an initial phone interview (Technical + HR). I then flew to San Diego for an on-site interview about three weeks later. The on-site interview consisted of about eight inter
1. HR will contact you for basic information. 2. Your manager will ask about your skills and interview you with Linux questions. 3. You will interview with the team and with some basic Python questions. 4. Interview by the director or even VP.
First, they conducted the phone screening. Then, there were five rounds of interviews, including one lunch interview. The interviewer was busy eating lunch and didn't even focus on what I was saying. Afterward, there were some programming tasks, and
I was interviewed for a New Grad Software Engineer position. It consisted of an initial phone interview (Technical + HR). I then flew to San Diego for an on-site interview about three weeks later. The on-site interview consisted of about eight inter