The company has an awesome and clear mission.
Knowing that your work directly impacts the mobility of millions of riders and income for millions of drivers is extremely motivating.
In addition, working on innovation towards a robotic company is awesome.
The environment is perfect for working towards challenging problems, and there are no politics.
Extremely talented and intelligent people are around.
Personally, I cannot complain about anything.
Improve PR. What Uber is inside is not well projected to the outside world.
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 process included a standard technical phone screen followed by an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of: * Two coding questions * An architecture question * A "bar raiser" interview, which was essentially a business conversat
I had a disgusting interview experience. I had applied for the Pricing team at Uber HQ. The hiring manager contacted me and gave me her phone number to call her if I needed any help. She told me that she would make me an offer irrespective of my int
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 process included a standard technical phone screen followed by an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of: * Two coding questions * An architecture question * A "bar raiser" interview, which was essentially a business conversat
I had a disgusting interview experience. I had applied for the Pricing team at Uber HQ. The hiring manager contacted me and gave me her phone number to call her if I needed any help. She told me that she would make me an offer irrespective of my int