Culture is really good. Everyone is nice and helpful. There's a high bar for engineers and lots of big, challenging tasks. Work-from-home policies are relaxed. The office is also great and has a good location. The kitchen is filled with snacks and drinks.
The engineering team is highly distributed around the world, and work activity really never stops. That can be good or bad, depending on your lifestyle.
You rock!
Phone call with the recruiter, then received a 1-month code challenge to develop a caching library through HackerRank. You receive a very vague description of the exercise, and they're expecting you to ask questions. Not asking questions can get you
The interview process has multiple steps. Because I was a referral from another engineer on the team, I was able to skip one of the steps. 1) Informational interview: They spend time explaining the industry, the company, the engineering team, and th
I did the interview in July 2024. The overall process is quite similar to what others have described. My personal experience: * Average questions; both the problem-solving (algorithmic) and system design questions were not too difficult. * Ther
Phone call with the recruiter, then received a 1-month code challenge to develop a caching library through HackerRank. You receive a very vague description of the exercise, and they're expecting you to ask questions. Not asking questions can get you
The interview process has multiple steps. Because I was a referral from another engineer on the team, I was able to skip one of the steps. 1) Informational interview: They spend time explaining the industry, the company, the engineering team, and th
I did the interview in July 2024. The overall process is quite similar to what others have described. My personal experience: * Average questions; both the problem-solving (algorithmic) and system design questions were not too difficult. * Ther