I love my job. There is always so much going on, and every week is fast paced and exciting. Because the company is so young, I am able to interact with all members of the company daily and really feel like my voice is heard. As a group, we have a very strong focus on building a product that we are proud of and that we want to be users of ourselves. This mentality has built a strong foundation for a team with strong work ethics and no room or desire for egos getting in the way.
Mentorship has also been awesome here. I started as a fairly junior engineer, and over the course of my time here I have received guidance and support from every member of our engineering team. This includes our two awesome founders, who take the time and care to work with all of their employees towards growing a great team and building a product that we can all be proud of.
For me, there really haven’t been any cons. If working at a startup is not for you, then right now, Sigma probably is not the right fit. But if you want to work at a young company, then any growing pains are worth the opportunity you will find here.
The process was open and clear. It was a standard coding interview with TPS, behavioral, and onsite rounds. It was a positive experience overall, despite not getting an offer. I would still recommend applying. They seem like nice and smart people. I
I applied online. The process took two weeks. It was a good interview in terms of environment and culture. The interviewer could have been more vocal and more guiding. The question was pretty vague and not really something that you can prepare for.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Standard interview stages: recruiter, tech screen, and a 4-session onsite. After a brief recruiter screen, I had a CoderPad technical screen. The interviewer seemed arrogant and unresponsive,
The process was open and clear. It was a standard coding interview with TPS, behavioral, and onsite rounds. It was a positive experience overall, despite not getting an offer. I would still recommend applying. They seem like nice and smart people. I
I applied online. The process took two weeks. It was a good interview in terms of environment and culture. The interviewer could have been more vocal and more guiding. The question was pretty vague and not really something that you can prepare for.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Standard interview stages: recruiter, tech screen, and a 4-session onsite. After a brief recruiter screen, I had a CoderPad technical screen. The interviewer seemed arrogant and unresponsive,