I really enjoy working at Relativity. I am constantly challenged to learn and grow as an engineer while working on really cool projects. There are plenty of opportunities to learn from more senior engineers. It has a good work-life balance.
Growing pains typical of a startup. For example, undefined processes that create confusion. Unclear decision making by company leadership. No 401k match.
Communicate changes from the top with more transparency.
First, there was a phone screening with one of the engineers. Then, it was followed up by an in-person interview. The in-person interview included a 30-minute presentation and then one-on-one interviews.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. It was a terrible experience. The hiring manager was very arrogant despite having no clue what the type of work he was hired to lead entailed. The call with him was really just me spoon-feeding him what
The first round was a technical interview with a manager. They asked questions involving both data structures and space complexity, but not necessarily about structures themselves. The interviewer wasn't the most warming individual, but overall, it w
First, there was a phone screening with one of the engineers. Then, it was followed up by an in-person interview. The in-person interview included a 30-minute presentation and then one-on-one interviews.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. It was a terrible experience. The hiring manager was very arrogant despite having no clue what the type of work he was hired to lead entailed. The call with him was really just me spoon-feeding him what
The first round was a technical interview with a manager. They asked questions involving both data structures and space complexity, but not necessarily about structures themselves. The interviewer wasn't the most warming individual, but overall, it w