Great place to work, yeah.
None that I can think of
I was on a call with two other engineers that lasted about an hour. They asked questions about my resume and some technical questions on programming in C and C++. The questions weren't too difficult, and they were very welcoming.
Two phone interviews were conducted. They basically just went over my resume. The technical questions were more conceptual and less specific or algorithmic. It helps to have basic knowledge of: * How native languages work at a low level * Computer a
I found out about open positions from a friend. I applied online, and he also forwarded my resume internally. I had three interviews in person. The first interview was about my past work and skills, led by my manager and senior members of the team
I was on a call with two other engineers that lasted about an hour. They asked questions about my resume and some technical questions on programming in C and C++. The questions weren't too difficult, and they were very welcoming.
Two phone interviews were conducted. They basically just went over my resume. The technical questions were more conceptual and less specific or algorithmic. It helps to have basic knowledge of: * How native languages work at a low level * Computer a
I found out about open positions from a friend. I applied online, and he also forwarded my resume internally. I had three interviews in person. The first interview was about my past work and skills, led by my manager and senior members of the team