I worked as a software engineer in SoundHound for slightly more than 1 year. I feel very comfortable and happy working here. Managers are very nice, giving you enough freedom to do what interests you. Colleagues are very nice and very diversified. I think it's really hard to find a company that has better culture than SoundHound. The product is very promising, with sufficient funding and is competitive.
The compensation is a little lower than market value, with IPO unclear now. However, it's very promising from my perspective. Also, it seems that new hires' salaries have already caught up with market value.
Good job.
Had an initial phone call with a recruiter. Then, I got a ~30-question multiple-choice assessment on various CS topics. Next, I had a technical phone screen. I did well and received feedback. I was invited to an onsite interview. I had four intervie
There was a somewhat lengthy online screening, and about a couple weeks after taking that online test, I had a couple of hour-long phone interviews. I heard back about the results of each phone interview within a few days. Upon completion of the sec
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me to work on an online challenge. After that, I went through a quick phone call with the recruiter, followed by a technical phone interview with an engineer. Finally, I went onsite to SoundHound HQ
Had an initial phone call with a recruiter. Then, I got a ~30-question multiple-choice assessment on various CS topics. Next, I had a technical phone screen. I did well and received feedback. I was invited to an onsite interview. I had four intervie
There was a somewhat lengthy online screening, and about a couple weeks after taking that online test, I had a couple of hour-long phone interviews. I heard back about the results of each phone interview within a few days. Upon completion of the sec
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me to work on an online challenge. After that, I went through a quick phone call with the recruiter, followed by a technical phone interview with an engineer. Finally, I went onsite to SoundHound HQ