Lots of work with senior and staff engineers, although some of it won’t be given unless you ask for it.
Everybody at the office is super helpful and kind.
Great management.
The Canadian office pays less than half of the California office. There are not a lot of tools available for tinkering, at least for mechanical design.
First, the interviewer and I exchanged a short introduction. Then, they asked me to talk about an experience of my choice. I explained my experience, and they followed up with relevant questions regarding it.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. Very chill, the engineers lead them and are laid back. Technical questions were decently hard but not too crazy, just know your fundamentals well. I got a few answers wrong, but they
It was a phone interview where it felt like the interviewer was going through a checklist. I didn't really have the chance to elaborate on my answers. It was less technical than I was expecting and more of, "Do you have skill ABC?"
First, the interviewer and I exchanged a short introduction. Then, they asked me to talk about an experience of my choice. I explained my experience, and they followed up with relevant questions regarding it.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. Very chill, the engineers lead them and are laid back. Technical questions were decently hard but not too crazy, just know your fundamentals well. I got a few answers wrong, but they
It was a phone interview where it felt like the interviewer was going through a checklist. I didn't really have the chance to elaborate on my answers. It was less technical than I was expecting and more of, "Do you have skill ABC?"