Working here is a constant learning process, but people are generally very friendly and willing to help you learn.
A bit tiring some days, but overall, work-life balance is not bad.
I met the recruiter at a university job fair. I was told to apply online, and I got a coding challenge after that. About one week after the coding challenge, I got the video interview. For now, I am still waiting for the next step.
The interviews involved a rather lengthy take-home test. Unfortunately, I was matched with a technically incapable interviewer on the problem, who had trouble understanding basic facts about integers in programming and how the modulo operator works.
Phone Screen - Typical questions about background. Lengthy description of the company. Phone Interview - Very helpful and left time for questions. Coding Challenge - Not your average 2-hour coding challenge. This took me about a week, but it saved
I met the recruiter at a university job fair. I was told to apply online, and I got a coding challenge after that. About one week after the coding challenge, I got the video interview. For now, I am still waiting for the next step.
The interviews involved a rather lengthy take-home test. Unfortunately, I was matched with a technically incapable interviewer on the problem, who had trouble understanding basic facts about integers in programming and how the modulo operator works.
Phone Screen - Typical questions about background. Lengthy description of the company. Phone Interview - Very helpful and left time for questions. Coding Challenge - Not your average 2-hour coding challenge. This took me about a week, but it saved