First off, this review applies to the Boulder office. Other offices may be different.
Good work/life balance.
Competitive compensation.
Work can be very interesting when working on cutting-edge technology.
Smart co-workers.
Little insight into project health; it may be good one day, then cancelled the next.
Can be difficult working for a lead in a remote office.
After applying online, I received an email stating that a member of the team would email me within the next few days. Two days later, I got an email from a Sr. SE asking me to choose from a list of available phone interview times. A week after the
Applied online. Received an email to schedule a phone interview. Answered basic questions about my resume. Was asked around 6 to 7 C/C++ coding questions. Finished the call. Was emailed for a second round.
The phone screen was set up. It started with the previous background and courses, etc. Questions from the phone screen: * What are `static` and `volatile`? Give examples of where `static` and `volatile` are used. I answered: * If 2^4 has 2 digits
After applying online, I received an email stating that a member of the team would email me within the next few days. Two days later, I got an email from a Sr. SE asking me to choose from a list of available phone interview times. A week after the
Applied online. Received an email to schedule a phone interview. Answered basic questions about my resume. Was asked around 6 to 7 C/C++ coding questions. Finished the call. Was emailed for a second round.
The phone screen was set up. It started with the previous background and courses, etc. Questions from the phone screen: * What are `static` and `volatile`? Give examples of where `static` and `volatile` are used. I answered: * If 2^4 has 2 digits