Working at Revolut has been both intense and rewarding.
The compensation is top-tier, not just in terms of salary, but also equity and performance bonuses.
I’ve had the chance to work on large-scale, global products where my code directly impacts millions of users.
The level of ownership and autonomy is unlike anything I’ve experienced elsewhere; I’m trusted to drive features end-to-end without micromanagement.
The team is sharp, driven, and constantly pushing boundaries, which has kept me on my toes and accelerated my growth.
The pressure to deliver fast sometimes means shifting priorities quickly, which can be frustrating. And while the flat structure is empowering, the lack of structured support or documentation means you need to be fully self-sufficient from day one.
If you're ambitious and thrive in a high-intensity environment, Revolut can be a career-defining move. But it’s definitely not for everyone.
Prioritize sustainable growth over constant urgency. The fast pace is a strength, but without clear boundaries, it leads to burnout. Empower teams to deliver at high standards without sacrificing personal well-being.
Improve onboarding and internal documentation. For a company of this scale, more structured knowledge sharing would dramatically increase developer efficiency and reduce unnecessary ramp-up time.
Stabilize priorities and long-term planning. Constantly shifting goals can erode motivation. More transparency and consistency in product direction would help teams stay aligned and invested.
I submitted my CS and received a response the next day. Then, I selected a time for a quick call with a recruiter. There was a brief discussion and eight basic questions about computer science. I answered these questions and then received an email wi
1. Interview with a recruiter: Some common questions are asked, plus a few simple technical ones. The recruiter sends all necessary information, including a PDF covering the steps of the hiring process. 2. 1h coding session: Here, the focus is on di
The best recruiter I have ever worked with! Friendly atmosphere, and I received all needed answers very quickly. The stages of the interview process are as follows: * Quick interview with the recruiter. * Home task (they stated the supposed ti
I submitted my CS and received a response the next day. Then, I selected a time for a quick call with a recruiter. There was a brief discussion and eight basic questions about computer science. I answered these questions and then received an email wi
1. Interview with a recruiter: Some common questions are asked, plus a few simple technical ones. The recruiter sends all necessary information, including a PDF covering the steps of the hiring process. 2. 1h coding session: Here, the focus is on di
The best recruiter I have ever worked with! Friendly atmosphere, and I received all needed answers very quickly. The stages of the interview process are as follows: * Quick interview with the recruiter. * Home task (they stated the supposed ti