Good work life balance.
Open tech stack & Great hardware provided to engineers
Interesting problems especially in the Grid team. Scaling, building on the cloud, distributed computing. Working on formula, and links is interesting comp science stuff
Health insurance is provided for free
401k match
RSU and competitive vesting
Stocked kitchens and impressive conference rooms
I have one con. Product drives everything.
The core Smartsheet architecture i.e sheet load and saves etc are really hard areas to work on. The code itself is 15 years old and trying to change it is going to be a slow and painstaking process. Every company has a code base like this.
It appears product doesn't seem to acknowledge it. The product is making promises to customers without consulting the team. Why? Trying to expedite change is going to make things worse. Listen to the principal and & distinguished engineers. They have those titles for a reason.
An engage deadline is no reason to burn the team out.
Engineering org is trying to do too many things at once. Move to AWS, Continuous deployments, Dev Ops, moving from manual to automated testing, Re-write areas of the code, Getting rid of QA/SRE roles. Slow down, you can't do everything at once, focus on 1 or 2 things and execute
One technical round followed by a 5 hour interview loop with many people. All experiences were awesome! Super friendly people and I could not ask for a better interview experience.
Informal interview which would have been followed by 3 short interviews then finally a culture fit interview. I don't know much besides this as I didn't get past the first stage.
Multiple interview process: 1. Pre-Screen CV walkthrough 2. 1:1 coding Challenge 3. 3hr "Loop" interview 1. Pre-Screen easy enough walkthrough role and your CV 2. Live code Challenge (paired), count unique words in an array 3. The Initial 2hrs of
One technical round followed by a 5 hour interview loop with many people. All experiences were awesome! Super friendly people and I could not ask for a better interview experience.
Informal interview which would have been followed by 3 short interviews then finally a culture fit interview. I don't know much besides this as I didn't get past the first stage.
Multiple interview process: 1. Pre-Screen CV walkthrough 2. 1:1 coding Challenge 3. 3hr "Loop" interview 1. Pre-Screen easy enough walkthrough role and your CV 2. Live code Challenge (paired), count unique words in an array 3. The Initial 2hrs of