• A lot of room to decide what is important to work on • Great work/life balance • Opportunities for challenging problems • Late growth stage so it feels very mature • Code and process are documented extremely well
The process started with a conversation with a recruiter. I then had a phone screen, which was followed by four, one-hour sessions over Google Meet. Normally these would have been on site, but: pandemic. The recruiter closed the interview process wit
Several rounds, including an onsite which consisted of 4 parts: * Practical coding * Networking and Linux * System design * Leadership The questions were very fair and were geared more towards explaining how you think and work than trying to stump
First is a short recruiter call. Then she sends you a take-home exercise covering general programming. It is in a Gradle project that contains extensive test suites. After sending a solution, the recruiter responded with a rejection without specifyin
The process started with a conversation with a recruiter. I then had a phone screen, which was followed by four, one-hour sessions over Google Meet. Normally these would have been on site, but: pandemic. The recruiter closed the interview process wit
Several rounds, including an onsite which consisted of 4 parts: * Practical coding * Networking and Linux * System design * Leadership The questions were very fair and were geared more towards explaining how you think and work than trying to stump
First is a short recruiter call. Then she sends you a take-home exercise covering general programming. It is in a Gradle project that contains extensive test suites. After sending a solution, the recruiter responded with a rejection without specifyin