The video stack is truly cutting-edge. There are not many jobs that allow you to push the boundaries of technology; this is one of them. I learned more at Twitch than I ever imagined, and I'd happily work there again if I had to make my decision over again.
There really aren't many. Amazon integration is pretty thin, and Twitch runs on its own. There was some dissatisfaction as I was leaving, but it seemed to affect other teams more than my own.
Keep taking care of your best people, and they'll take care of everyone else.
My interview experience at Twitch was by far the best I've ever had. It started with an introduction from a recruiter, during which we discussed my past work and what I was looking for. Afterwards, they introduced Twitch's engineering teams and wher
I applied online and received a response after about half a week. The recruiter missed the first interview by nearly two hours, with no email or call. I spoke with the recruiter, who was unsure which team to pair me with, and then decided on the pa
The interview process started with an original call with the recruiter, which seemed to go well. I then had a technical phone screen, followed by a virtual onsite. On the technical portion of the interviews, I did quite well. I answered every quest
My interview experience at Twitch was by far the best I've ever had. It started with an introduction from a recruiter, during which we discussed my past work and what I was looking for. Afterwards, they introduced Twitch's engineering teams and wher
I applied online and received a response after about half a week. The recruiter missed the first interview by nearly two hours, with no email or call. I spoke with the recruiter, who was unsure which team to pair me with, and then decided on the pa
The interview process started with an original call with the recruiter, which seemed to go well. I then had a technical phone screen, followed by a virtual onsite. On the technical portion of the interviews, I did quite well. I answered every quest