Lots of diversity in engineering disciplines, which I liked. The open office setup was a plus too.
Worked too much. Many people are still around at 8 PM on any weekday, but this is team/product dependent.
The interview was difficult, with very detailed questions regarding vehicle controls. They also went in great depth regarding projects listed on the resume. More detailed study was required from my end. There were about 7-8 interviews.
The ~5-hour process involved meeting individually with nine people. These included the hiring manager, three people from other teams, and the recruiter. Each interview was approximately 30 minutes long and primarily consisted of technical questions
The process began with a one-hour coding examlet. This was followed by an actual interview, where I was asked to solve a problem with the interviewer watching. The interviewer was pretty cold and did not have their camera on. Aside from that, the in
The interview was difficult, with very detailed questions regarding vehicle controls. They also went in great depth regarding projects listed on the resume. More detailed study was required from my end. There were about 7-8 interviews.
The ~5-hour process involved meeting individually with nine people. These included the hiring manager, three people from other teams, and the recruiter. Each interview was approximately 30 minutes long and primarily consisted of technical questions
The process began with a one-hour coding examlet. This was followed by an actual interview, where I was asked to solve a problem with the interviewer watching. The interviewer was pretty cold and did not have their camera on. Aside from that, the in