Ramp has some of the strongest engineering, product, and design folks that I've ever worked with. Everyone is happy to jump in and help with your own stuff, and there's a high sense of ownership overall. I am impressed by the degree of extremely talented folks here — which is what initially attracted me to join — and I love learning from all of them.
The startup environment is not for everyone, but for me it is a blast.
I applied and spent some time on a capture-the-flag challenge. It was easy; I just had to follow the explicit instructions. I received a rejection email with no feedback, despite a solid submission. The email was also a "noreply" email. After comm
The interview process was quite fast-moving, involving one screen followed by an on-site interview. The people were nice, although I did encounter an issue with interviewers working while I was completing code challenges. The questions were largely
The interview process takes forever. Recruiters or HR ghost you after the initial call. There is no update whatsoever. So, I guess nothing is really fast as they say; it's a slow hiring process. I have given the initial technical round many times,
I applied and spent some time on a capture-the-flag challenge. It was easy; I just had to follow the explicit instructions. I received a rejection email with no feedback, despite a solid submission. The email was also a "noreply" email. After comm
The interview process was quite fast-moving, involving one screen followed by an on-site interview. The people were nice, although I did encounter an issue with interviewers working while I was completing code challenges. The questions were largely
The interview process takes forever. Recruiters or HR ghost you after the initial call. There is no update whatsoever. So, I guess nothing is really fast as they say; it's a slow hiring process. I have given the initial technical round many times,