Quantexa

Data Engineer Interview Experience - London, United Kingdom

January 13, 2022

Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

I applied online. The process took two weeks.

I was expected to learn the Scala language and give a well-designed solution for a problem around algorithms. It was an interesting problem, but quite challenging to finish in one week. It didn't sound like a realistic expectation, or maybe that was just for me.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Quantexa Data Engineer role in London, United Kingdom.

Success Rate

50%

Pass Rate

Quantexa's interview process for their Data Engineer roles in London, the United Kingdom is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.

Experience Rating

Positive50%

Neutral0%

Negative50%

Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Quantexa's Data Engineer interview process in London, United Kingdom.

Quantexa Work Experiences

It is not worth to work there, learn and move somewhere else.

Data Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: Not much pros if your are an expert except you can learn something at entry level. They have business trips to other countries.

Cons: Constant work behind working hours and over the weekends and it is non-stop

It is not worth to work there, learn and move somewhere else.

Data Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: Not much pros if your are an expert except you can learn something at entry level. They have business trips to other countries.

Cons: Constant work behind working hours and over the weekends and it is non-stop

Great Company, perfect introduction to the industry

Data Engineer • Current Employee

London, England

August 10, 2022

Pros: First job after university and I've felt very welcome, the training programme is definitely something other companies should follow.

Cons: None really, company is very social and training is well structured

Great Company, perfect introduction to the industry

Data Engineer • Current Employee

London, England

August 10, 2022

Pros: First job after university and I've felt very welcome, the training programme is definitely something other companies should follow.

Cons: None really, company is very social and training is well structured

not for long term

Data Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: Colleagues are nice and smart Depending on the project, the pace is not fast due to red tape, but good wlb

Cons: Compensation sucks. Management never takes your feedback seriously. There is no technical career path.

not for long term

Data Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: Colleagues are nice and smart Depending on the project, the pace is not fast due to red tape, but good wlb

Cons: Compensation sucks. Management never takes your feedback seriously. There is no technical career path.

It is not worth to work there, learn and move somewhere else.

Data Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: Not much pros if your are an expert except you can learn something at entry level. They have business trips to other countries.

Cons: Constant work behind working hours and over the weekends and it is non-stop

1.0
It is not worth to work there, learn and move somewhere else.
Data Engineer • Former Employee
Melbourne
May 4, 2025
Pros: Not much pros if your are an expert except you can learn something at entry level. They have business trips to other countries.
Cons: Constant work behind working hours and over the weekends and it is non-stop

Great Company, perfect introduction to the industry

Data Engineer • Current Employee

London, England

August 10, 2022

Pros: First job after university and I've felt very welcome, the training programme is definitely something other companies should follow.

Cons: None really, company is very social and training is well structured

5.0
Great Company, perfect introduction to the industry
Data Engineer • Current Employee
London, England
August 10, 2022
Pros: First job after university and I've felt very welcome, the training programme is definitely something other companies should follow.
Cons: None really, company is very social and training is well structured

not for long term

Data Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: Colleagues are nice and smart Depending on the project, the pace is not fast due to red tape, but good wlb

Cons: Compensation sucks. Management never takes your feedback seriously. There is no technical career path.

3.0
not for long term
Data Engineer • Current Employee
Singapore
June 29, 2025
Pros: Colleagues are nice and smart Depending on the project, the pace is not fast due to red tape, but good wlb
Cons: Compensation sucks. Management never takes your feedback seriously. There is no technical career path.

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