There is lots of interesting, impactful work. The product is very tangible. Financials and the future outlook are very good. Everyone is friendly and approachable. Lots of talented people. Too good to be true compensation, PTO policy, and benefits for new grads.
Only one US location (San Mateo).
OA consists of 1 coding question, a couple of games that test your problem solving, and then a paragraph explaining your thought process on those games. Got a recruiter email scheduling the next interview, which was 3 interviews in 1 day back to bac
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. It was a lengthy process where you had to do a LeetCode-style question and then do multiple games, followed by a behavioral Q&A where you chose one option or another. The in-call interview is more LeetCode
I just got to the OA phase and their OAs consisted of 4 parts, all of which were decently long. They have a "cars" game where you have to make different cars to counter different road conditions, which kind of mirrors agile processes in software dev
OA consists of 1 coding question, a couple of games that test your problem solving, and then a paragraph explaining your thought process on those games. Got a recruiter email scheduling the next interview, which was 3 interviews in 1 day back to bac
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. It was a lengthy process where you had to do a LeetCode-style question and then do multiple games, followed by a behavioral Q&A where you chose one option or another. The in-call interview is more LeetCode
I just got to the OA phase and their OAs consisted of 4 parts, all of which were decently long. They have a "cars" game where you have to make different cars to counter different road conditions, which kind of mirrors agile processes in software dev