I completely lucked into finding this job.
Was looking heavily at other opportunities in the NYC area when a recruiter pitched this job to me out of the blue.
Said, "What the heck?" Took the preliminary test (which I actually had a lot of fun with; all logic problems and a couple coding) and ended up really liking the people I interviewed with.
Everything just fell into place, and I couldn't be happier.
This place is filled with the most hard-working, dedicated, extremely clever people I have ever met. It is a pleasure to work with them every day.
Actual list of pros:
Hire more so we don't have to travel quite so much!
It was a good interview experience. First, there was a recruiter call, and then I had two back-to-back technical interviews. The first technical interview had two medium LeetCode questions. The second technical interview had one medium LeetCode que
They scheduled me straight to the final round. The interview consisted of 5 different rounds: * 2 live coding sessions related to building UI interfaces * 2 rounds of common algorithms * 1 behavioral round
I had just one telephonic round with them. A simple problem was asked, and I coded that problem statement. I was rejected because the half-hour interview stretched to 45 minutes. I don't know which scientist on Earth they are hiring. This shows the
It was a good interview experience. First, there was a recruiter call, and then I had two back-to-back technical interviews. The first technical interview had two medium LeetCode questions. The second technical interview had one medium LeetCode que
They scheduled me straight to the final round. The interview consisted of 5 different rounds: * 2 live coding sessions related to building UI interfaces * 2 rounds of common algorithms * 1 behavioral round
I had just one telephonic round with them. A simple problem was asked, and I coded that problem statement. I was rejected because the half-hour interview stretched to 45 minutes. I don't know which scientist on Earth they are hiring. This shows the