I have worked at Roku for 6 years, and the word that sticks out for me to describe Roku is trust. Trust was the word that stuck out in the interview process 6 years ago and was what encouraged me to take the role. Roku trusts in your ability to get the job done.
Occasional evening meetings due to the UK/US time difference.
Had phone screen - Passed. A week later, had an on-site interview. Five people conducted the interview. The interview went well. After a week, I received an email about not being selected. I believe the company is male-dominated and that they won
A recruiter contacted me and set up a telephone interview with one of Roku's QA Engineers. The telephone interview went well. Then, the recruiter emailed me, stating, "We are looking for someone who is a better match to the requirements for this par
I applied online at roku.com. It took Roku about two months to call me after I submitted my application, but once they called me back, everything went really fast. I had a phone screen with the recruiter one day and a phone screen with an engineer
Had phone screen - Passed. A week later, had an on-site interview. Five people conducted the interview. The interview went well. After a week, I received an email about not being selected. I believe the company is male-dominated and that they won
A recruiter contacted me and set up a telephone interview with one of Roku's QA Engineers. The telephone interview went well. Then, the recruiter emailed me, stating, "We are looking for someone who is a better match to the requirements for this par
I applied online at roku.com. It took Roku about two months to call me after I submitted my application, but once they called me back, everything went really fast. I had a phone screen with the recruiter one day and a phone screen with an engineer