Amazing place - everyone is super smart and dedicated. You will have to work hard, but the journey is worth it because you're doing it with great people.
Lots of recent reorgs within the tech org can make it difficult to align on a central mission at times.
I interviewed a few months ago for a full-time software engineer position at Uber. I got the interview opportunity through a friend referral. I was first scheduled for one round of phone screening, which was given by an engineering manager at Uber.
The phone screening involved coding 1-2 algorithm problems using an online document sharing system. The code needed to be compilable, as there was an online compiler. You had to write and run your own test cases. The onsite interview mainly included
The problem was easy, with a medium follow-up. I was able to solve the first part, but I needed hints to optimize it. The interviewer looked like he didn't want to be there. He was a little rude and didn't make me feel welcome.
I interviewed a few months ago for a full-time software engineer position at Uber. I got the interview opportunity through a friend referral. I was first scheduled for one round of phone screening, which was given by an engineering manager at Uber.
The phone screening involved coding 1-2 algorithm problems using an online document sharing system. The code needed to be compilable, as there was an online compiler. You had to write and run your own test cases. The onsite interview mainly included
The problem was easy, with a medium follow-up. I was able to solve the first part, but I needed hints to optimize it. The interviewer looked like he didn't want to be there. He was a little rude and didn't make me feel welcome.