I have been working with Turing for the past year now in the capacity of Deep Learning/MLOPs Engineer. What I like the most about my job is the flexibility to work from any location in the world and being able to work while traveling.
Also, I avoid the daily commute to work, being physically present to perform my everyday duties without neglecting any task. I’d highly recommend Turing if you want to get a good life-work balance.
Lacks day-off and other benefits such as health insurance which would make Turing an ideal place to work.
First round of interview, 1 hour of a technical assessment. The interview is divided into several parts where you are required to respond to all the questions that you are asked
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Saw their add on Reddit and filled my application online. Did some of the automated tests they have available and after a few days I received an invitation for a technical interview which consisted of supe
Automated process with broad general quizzes and timed code challenge. Received mails pushing to complete the process on Sunday. No way to contact them during the process. The hiring team wasn't aware of the progress.
First round of interview, 1 hour of a technical assessment. The interview is divided into several parts where you are required to respond to all the questions that you are asked
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Saw their add on Reddit and filled my application online. Did some of the automated tests they have available and after a few days I received an invitation for a technical interview which consisted of supe
Automated process with broad general quizzes and timed code challenge. Received mails pushing to complete the process on Sunday. No way to contact them during the process. The hiring team wasn't aware of the progress.