Nice people, cool products, nice culture.
feels really big, runs lean
I interviewed for the Energy team. I had two back-to-back rounds. 1st: A staff engineer went through my resume thoroughly and followed by system design. 2nd: An engineer from the same team reviewed my experience, checked the relevance of my skills
I had three telephone interviews: the first with HR, and the second and third with engineering managers. After the initial screening process, I was asked to come to Palo Alto for a full-day interview. The interview process was quite rigorous, with in
I applied online. They asked if I was comfortable with extreme amounts of overtime for a few months followed by a more relaxed couple months. When I asked for clarification on the amount of time/overtime, they did not answer the question.
I interviewed for the Energy team. I had two back-to-back rounds. 1st: A staff engineer went through my resume thoroughly and followed by system design. 2nd: An engineer from the same team reviewed my experience, checked the relevance of my skills
I had three telephone interviews: the first with HR, and the second and third with engineering managers. After the initial screening process, I was asked to come to Palo Alto for a full-day interview. The interview process was quite rigorous, with in
I applied online. They asked if I was comfortable with extreme amounts of overtime for a few months followed by a more relaxed couple months. When I asked for clarification on the amount of time/overtime, they did not answer the question.