A lot of very professional engineers.
Great interview experience. The process took less than one week, even though there were 7 interviews in total.
Great internal resources for studying.
Great team size; most of the teams are not more than 10 people.
Big learning curve because of non-industry standard technologies.
Sometimes hard to understand the company's direction.
I had an initial conversation/interview with HR, who arranged a technical phone interview for that week. The phone interview required a computer to solve a coding problem. The following week, I was invited for a full-day onsite interview, where I me
High bar, similar to FAANG. Had 4 rounds of interviews that involved peer coding, design, and culture fit. Fair & Friendly: Interviewers asked nothing out of the ordinary. A bit of lag with the software being used, but got through it. They weren't
The standard four rounds of interviews included one with HR, one phone "collar session," one on-site interview, and the final one with the VP of Engineering. The process was very organized, and I did not find the interviews to be super hard.
I had an initial conversation/interview with HR, who arranged a technical phone interview for that week. The phone interview required a computer to solve a coding problem. The following week, I was invited for a full-day onsite interview, where I me
High bar, similar to FAANG. Had 4 rounds of interviews that involved peer coding, design, and culture fit. Fair & Friendly: Interviewers asked nothing out of the ordinary. A bit of lag with the software being used, but got through it. They weren't
The standard four rounds of interviews included one with HR, one phone "collar session," one on-site interview, and the final one with the VP of Engineering. The process was very organized, and I did not find the interviews to be super hard.