As a new grad, I am given the opportunity to learn a ton and work on cool things that impact users and other employees throughout the company. I feel like my work does have an impact on the company as a whole. I have never felt like I have been treated like a "junior" engineer.
The culture at Uber is pretty awesome. It's very social. We have kegs in the office and there are quite a few social events, so it's pretty fun.
Since you work on things that matter, when you break something, you have to fix it. Not really a big problem, as I believe engineers should be responsible for fixing things they break. I've had to kill a few Saturdays fixing a mistake I made on Friday.
Work hard to keep the culture startup-like as we continue to grow like crazy.
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 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.
Referred by a relative of an Uber employee. Spoke to the person to whom I was referred for an informational phone screen. Then, I had a call with an engineer, which was set up by HR. I'm really bad at technical interviews, so they chose not to mov
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 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.
Referred by a relative of an Uber employee. Spoke to the person to whom I was referred for an informational phone screen. Then, I had a call with an engineer, which was set up by HR. I'm really bad at technical interviews, so they chose not to mov