One of the best companies to work for, especially as a new grad. You get to work on the topics that excite you. Your teams will have really senior and experienced professionals, which is true for the entire company, so you get to learn a lot.
Very open culture and people are supportive. With recent acquisitions in field service and Machine Learning, the company has a lot of new opportunities for new grads to be innovative. Your ideas and hard work are valued. Lunch is amazing!
Stepping up the ladder can be hard.
I applied online. I received an email from a recruiter stating that my resume had been reviewed and a team was interested in interviewing me. After providing my availabilities, I had a phone call with the team's manager. He began by describing the
The interview had four rounds, depending on the team or product. The first round was a phone interview asking about your background and experience. It included a couple of common technical questions, covering language and algorithms.
I conducted a pleasant phone interview with the SAP HR recruiter. We went over many of the job topics, including: * The position * Salary range * Technology background * Fit for the role based at the Palo Alto campus in Silicon Valley, California.
I applied online. I received an email from a recruiter stating that my resume had been reviewed and a team was interested in interviewing me. After providing my availabilities, I had a phone call with the team's manager. He began by describing the
The interview had four rounds, depending on the team or product. The first round was a phone interview asking about your background and experience. It included a couple of common technical questions, covering language and algorithms.
I conducted a pleasant phone interview with the SAP HR recruiter. We went over many of the job topics, including: * The position * Salary range * Technology background * Fit for the role based at the Palo Alto campus in Silicon Valley, California.