I reached out to a recruiter on LinkedIn, who forwarded my resume to the hiring manager of the department writing software for internal consumption. We set up a phone call, where the whole dev team (3 at the time) asked me questions about my background and tech skills. They ended phone call, and I received a follow-up email for an in-person interview, which we scheduled for the next week.
I met the team in a conference room at Teradata Labs in Rancho Bernardo, and had a discussion with team regarding tech stack, values, best practices, etc. The technical portion consisted of all the "gotcha" questions about JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, which I could answer half of, and two white boarding algorithm questions. Although I misinterpreted what was being asked, I was able to solve algorithms. There was also one logic/situational question, involving data structures. The manager kindly showed me around the facility, and escorted me out.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Teradata Entry Level Web Developer role in San Diego, California.
Teradata's interview process for their Entry Level Web Developer roles in San Diego, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Teradata's Entry Level Web Developer interview process in San Diego, California.