Find a better balance between tech debt and new features. Many framework/products are undocumented or very poorly documented. So with the turn over many products decay over time and are poorly supported by core-engineering.
It's difficult. There are 4 rounds: technical chit-chat -> online test -> onsite technical test -> interview with the director. They just ask you everything from computer architecture to algorithms complexity.
HackerRank was relatively easy as compared to tests from other HFT firms. Completed it with little challenge (unfortunately HackerRank does not tell you the accuracy so be very careful!). Had brief chat with HR thereafter to discuss role, team, and b
There were Python questions to parse and work with sample data sets. There were questions about your background and projects you might have worked on. There was a lot of emphasis on producing efficient code.
It's difficult. There are 4 rounds: technical chit-chat -> online test -> onsite technical test -> interview with the director. They just ask you everything from computer architecture to algorithms complexity.
HackerRank was relatively easy as compared to tests from other HFT firms. Completed it with little challenge (unfortunately HackerRank does not tell you the accuracy so be very careful!). Had brief chat with HR thereafter to discuss role, team, and b
There were Python questions to parse and work with sample data sets. There were questions about your background and projects you might have worked on. There was a lot of emphasis on producing efficient code.