Even though Uber is growing crazy fast, it still has a startup feel.
The people I work with are super smart, driven, and helpful. That goes for all departments, not just engineering.
I find it really motivational that I get to work on hard problems that have a massive impact worldwide.
Also, it's great to tell people you work at Uber because almost everyone knows the product.
Lunches aren't the best I've had, but still pretty good overall. ;)
After submitting my application online, I received an email from a recruiter to schedule an initial call. This then led to a 45-minute interview with a member of the team. They asked me some random questions about the subject matter, which went gre
The interview process has two parts: a phone interview and three to four onsite interviews. I have passed the phone interview (one big coding question) and I am waiting for the second round. You absolutely need to know your data structures and basi
I was contacted by a recruiter for the software engineer role. There was an initial phone screen testing usual algorithms questions. Then I was called for the onsite the next day and fixed a time over the next week. Had 5 rounds of interviews with
After submitting my application online, I received an email from a recruiter to schedule an initial call. This then led to a 45-minute interview with a member of the team. They asked me some random questions about the subject matter, which went gre
The interview process has two parts: a phone interview and three to four onsite interviews. I have passed the phone interview (one big coding question) and I am waiting for the second round. You absolutely need to know your data structures and basi
I was contacted by a recruiter for the software engineer role. There was an initial phone screen testing usual algorithms questions. Then I was called for the onsite the next day and fixed a time over the next week. Had 5 rounds of interviews with