Enjoyed my time there and moved up from entry level (L3) to senior engineer (L5A) quickly. Supportive, smart, and a really cool group of people. The new NYC office is absolutely stunning too, with excellent views and food. Pay is close to top of market. Changing teams isn't hard.
Earlier on when I started, the company was pretty cutthroat, but it has mellowed out a lot since then. There are pros and cons to that: it's less of an exciting place to work, but a lot more stable.
I was referred by an old colleague. I first got a call from a recruiter, and then later spoke to the hiring manager. After that, I was invited for an onsite interview. I had 5 rounds of interviews. The main focus was on design and architecture skil
The interview had 5 rounds: * **1st round:** Coding * **2nd and 3rd rounds:** Coding * **4th round:** System design (new problem) * **5th round:** System design (old problem and leadership behavior)
Applied after being contacted by an Uber recruiter. One-hour phone screen was actually an office visit. We discussed programming topics and I was given a CS question about sorting. I heard back after a couple of days and was invited to a six-hour ma
I was referred by an old colleague. I first got a call from a recruiter, and then later spoke to the hiring manager. After that, I was invited for an onsite interview. I had 5 rounds of interviews. The main focus was on design and architecture skil
The interview had 5 rounds: * **1st round:** Coding * **2nd and 3rd rounds:** Coding * **4th round:** System design (new problem) * **5th round:** System design (old problem and leadership behavior)
Applied after being contacted by an Uber recruiter. One-hour phone screen was actually an office visit. We discussed programming topics and I was given a CS question about sorting. I heard back after a couple of days and was invited to a six-hour ma