Uber is still growing ⬆️ at a fast rate for a large company. As the company grows, there is tremendous opportunity for upcoming engineers. There is flavor for all the types: Machine Learning, Backend, Frontend, Mobile, Cloud platform, etc.
The second awesome thing about Uber is its culture. It is very different from FAANG. At Uber, decisions are driven bottom-up. As an engineer, you have influence on roadmaps and innovations.
I also find Uber to be very inclusive 👩👩👦🏳️🌈👨👨👧👧 and working hard to attract and retain under-represented groups. It has made a public commitment to be an anti-racist company. 👏
On the con side, Uber's engineers and managers can do a better job at onboarding new engineers.
Keep an eye on the ball.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. A graph problem, topological sort, and other DSA questions were core to the process. Brush up on LeetCode hard and try to solve it in 45 minutes. Overall, if you have seen it before, you get hired.
I applied online. The process was: - Recruiter call: The first round. - Technical interview: A one-hour interview. I was told the technical interview would be frontend-focused, but it was not. It was algorithm-focused. It was a hard problem for me a
This was a Zoom video interview, including HackerRank. The interview started literally without greetings. My interviewer shortly briefed me about their team and roles. First, they asked me to write some basic Linux commands. Then, they proceeded
I applied online. The process took two weeks. A graph problem, topological sort, and other DSA questions were core to the process. Brush up on LeetCode hard and try to solve it in 45 minutes. Overall, if you have seen it before, you get hired.
I applied online. The process was: - Recruiter call: The first round. - Technical interview: A one-hour interview. I was told the technical interview would be frontend-focused, but it was not. It was algorithm-focused. It was a hard problem for me a
This was a Zoom video interview, including HackerRank. The interview started literally without greetings. My interviewer shortly briefed me about their team and roles. First, they asked me to write some basic Linux commands. Then, they proceeded