Great topics, great people
Great topics, great people
Many development opportunities, professional approach, interesting projects, fair package, stays abroad, flexible working hours, many locations, technologically interesting topics.
Partially long project durations, many processes and bureaucracy, long processes, long decision-making paths, canteen food so-so..., a lot of travel.
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Technical Lead
The first two rounds were really good. Both interviewers were professional and empathic. However, the last interview with Mr. Amit Kumar was terrible. He rejected me because he thought I had more experience in DevOps than in Python. I spent an hour
Technical Lead
It was very hard to handle. I was hopeless about being hired, but then they decided to hire me. Now I am happily working at Siemens for a long time.
Software Architect
The first interview was by phone call, with high-level questions like: "What do you know about the company?" and "Did you work with such technologies?" The second contact involved being asked to deliver a piece of my work (source code, diagram, etc.
Technical Lead
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2025The first two rounds were really good. Both interviewers were professional and empathic. However, the last interview with Mr. Amit Kumar was terrible. He rejected me because he thought I had more experience in DevOps than in Python. I spent an hour
Technical Lead
Ankara, TurkeyFebruary 1, 2017It was very hard to handle. I was hopeless about being hired, but then they decided to hire me. Now I am happily working at Siemens for a long time.
Software Architect
Munich, Bavaria, GermanyNovember 1, 2016The first interview was by phone call, with high-level questions like: "What do you know about the company?" and "Did you work with such technologies?" The second contact involved being asked to deliver a piece of my work (source code, diagram, etc.
