Management of my team is wonderful, from the high level down through middle levels. Salary is quite competitive. Quarterly bonuses rather than annual. Casual environment. Peer support is wonderful in the teams I work with.
The San Diego office is located in a congested area, creating a moderately tough commute to and from many areas.
Multiple teams create projects with limited communication, which means that your code may break because of changes from another team.
Create more isolated sandboxes so changes do not impact other teams.
Initially, I attempted to apply online, but I never received a response. Then, a friend who worked there referred me for an internship position. I received an email from a lead software developer to schedule a phone interview. About a month later, I
Initial introduction call with a recruiter, followed by a 45-minute technical interview with the lead/hiring manager. I received feedback on the same day to move forward for a panel interview with three engineers on the team. Each technical/coding
The interview went well with two DSA questions. The first question was a simple conditional statement with ifs, and the next one was building a class for a particular problem statement.
Initially, I attempted to apply online, but I never received a response. Then, a friend who worked there referred me for an internship position. I received an email from a lead software developer to schedule a phone interview. About a month later, I
Initial introduction call with a recruiter, followed by a 45-minute technical interview with the lead/hiring manager. I received feedback on the same day to move forward for a panel interview with three engineers on the team. Each technical/coding
The interview went well with two DSA questions. The first question was a simple conditional statement with ifs, and the next one was building a class for a particular problem statement.