Not anymore. Not anymore, man
Not anymore. Not anymore, man
San Diego is so nice.
- The benefits used to be good.
- It used to have lots of smart people.
- Nice campus.
- Tons of "managers" get paid by just pushing people and sending status reports.
- Not a place for software engineers (since they call everything a "script").
- Low, low, low pay.
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3 rounds + recruiter screen and hiring manager screen. No LeetCode questions. ML-based coding round and system design round. Questions asked on the training loop, transformer, and encoder/decoder-based system design.
Software Engineer
Microsoft Teams call. Friendly interviewer. My interview process unfortunately ended with the first round due to a hiring freeze, but I would definitely interview with the company again. The interview lasted about 45 minutes.
Software Engineer
Overall, the interview process was smooth. It included a mix of software and resume-based questions. The interviewers were good to talk to. Make sure to review your basic C++ concepts and practice system design basics.
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesOctober 5, 20253 rounds + recruiter screen and hiring manager screen. No LeetCode questions. ML-based coding round and system design round. Questions asked on the training loop, transformer, and encoder/decoder-based system design.
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 3, 2024Microsoft Teams call. Friendly interviewer. My interview process unfortunately ended with the first round due to a hiring freeze, but I would definitely interview with the company again. The interview lasted about 45 minutes.
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2024Overall, the interview process was smooth. It included a mix of software and resume-based questions. The interviewers were good to talk to. Make sure to review your basic C++ concepts and practice system design basics.
