Awesome pay for this size of a company. You are going to work on tons of innovative products. Location.
Disorganized code. It's getting better, but still.
Nothing much.
The interview process is similar to other SF Bay Area tech companies, with a phone screen and onsite interviews. After completing the technical phone screen with the hiring manager, I was invited for an onsite interview. I had four technical onsite
A Roku direct recruiter contacted me, presumably after finding my email through LinkedIn. I went through an initial technical screening via HackerRank, followed by a virtual on-site a week later. The on-site comprised a series of one-on-one Zoom int
The first few interviews were standard. I was asked standard questions, ranging from how multithreading works to bitwise operations. I did have one interviewer who asked a question whose requirements I could not understand. He wrote a bizarre functi
The interview process is similar to other SF Bay Area tech companies, with a phone screen and onsite interviews. After completing the technical phone screen with the hiring manager, I was invited for an onsite interview. I had four technical onsite
A Roku direct recruiter contacted me, presumably after finding my email through LinkedIn. I went through an initial technical screening via HackerRank, followed by a virtual on-site a week later. The on-site comprised a series of one-on-one Zoom int
The first few interviews were standard. I was asked standard questions, ranging from how multithreading works to bitwise operations. I did have one interviewer who asked a question whose requirements I could not understand. He wrote a bizarre functi