Great location, people, and work.
Big tech, so kind of slow.
I reached out to a hiring manager on LinkedIn and stated I was interested in Uber's engineering department. She connected me with a recruiter, who emailed me to schedule a one-hour technical phone interview. I received a confirmation email with a Co
Overview: * Referred by a friend. * Contacted by a recruiter and had a 30-minute phone call. * Phone interview. * Onsite interviews. * Received an offer. * Negotiated the offer. * Accepted the offer. Phone Interview: I took the phone interview at
I applied online through their career section and immediately received a call from HR within an hour. They are quite efficient. They asked if I had any open-source projects they could review. I sent some of my open-source code, but they wanted to se
I reached out to a hiring manager on LinkedIn and stated I was interested in Uber's engineering department. She connected me with a recruiter, who emailed me to schedule a one-hour technical phone interview. I received a confirmation email with a Co
Overview: * Referred by a friend. * Contacted by a recruiter and had a 30-minute phone call. * Phone interview. * Onsite interviews. * Received an offer. * Negotiated the offer. * Accepted the offer. Phone Interview: I took the phone interview at
I applied online through their career section and immediately received a call from HR within an hour. They are quite efficient. They asked if I had any open-source projects they could review. I sent some of my open-source code, but they wanted to se