I applied online.
Fantastic—Grace was my point of contact, and she was amazing, always on hand to answer any questions that I had. After the initial phone call with her, I was given a coding assessment which was difficult as it was in a language that I had not come across before. I was given it to do in the middle of important revision, and Grace was so supportive and offered to extend the deadline.
I then had a final interview with three software engineers in a relaxed environment which made me feel so comfortable, and it was therefore easier to engage. I was actually offered to move to a different grad scheme as they thought I would be more suited in that field, which really made me feel like they had my best interests in mind, and that was so refreshing for a company. I then chatted to a woman who had gone through the programme to answer any questions that I had, and after I was offered the role.
Overall, the interview process was seamless, and I would like to say thank you to Grace, who helped me along the whole way.
About the coding assessment, they asked me what the difference is between object-oriented programming and functional programming.
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Quantexa Big Data Graduate Role role in London, England.
Quantexa's interview process for their Big Data Graduate Role roles in London, England is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Quantexa's Big Data Graduate Role interview process in London, England.