Junior Test Engineer Interview Experience - Vilnius, Lithuania
October 1, 2020
Positive ExperienceGot Offer
Process
The interview process went quite smoothly. I didn't feel pressured, as if I was at the wrong place or shouldn't be there.
The interviewers were friendly and welcoming.
The homework task was interesting, and I learned a lot about the Unity Editor.
The whole process, apart from the delays in the USA due to holidays (however, it is understandable), was enjoyable, interesting, and fun.
I'm happy to have chosen Unity and that they have chosen me. I'm very much looking forward to my start.
Questions
Q: What do you like the most at university?
Q: Have you ever been in situations where you had to give fierce feedback to someone?
Q: How did you like the homework task?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 9 interview experiences for the Unity Junior Test Engineer role in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Success Rate
89%
Pass Rate
Unity's interview process for their Junior Test Engineer roles in Vilnius, Lithuania is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Positive89%
Neutral0%
Negative11%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Unity's Junior Test Engineer interview process in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Unity Work Experiences
5.0
Overall, pretty awesome
Junior Test Engineer • Former Employee
August 9, 2022
Pros: High-quality individuals, fun to work with and interact with.
As this position was tied to being a student, it was made to be very versatile in taking days off/slashing the work hours when needed.
Pretty fun day-to-day tasks, especially if you like problem-solving.
Normal workload.
Cons: - The pay is not the best and sort of devalues the importance of the customer-focused work that is being done.
- As previously stated, this position is tied to being a student, so naturally, you will lose your job once you graduate or quit university.
- At least from personal experience, it is seemingly hard to progress and advance to another position in the company; however, the possibilities are still there.
4.0
Great place to work, but salary could be higher
Junior Test Engineer • Current Employee
Vilnius, Lithuania
January 6, 2025
Pros: Friendly and organised management.
Friendly coworkers.
Great atmosphere.
*Almost* unlimited snacks and drinks.
Lunch money each month to eat at the office building ~3 times per week.
Flexible working hours for student-workers and flexible work-location/type (in-office/hybrid/remote and the ability to work from their office in another country for a while).
Cons: Salary is competitive but could be higher.
Career opportunities are difficult to get in this position, as this position itself does not lead any higher. It can serve as a starting position to get into a slightly different one, but there is a lot of competition from coworkers and outside combined. There is no clear path up from this position; you have to make a jump, and then you can start climbing the ladder.
5.0
Great Benefits, Less Team Fun
Junior Test Engineer • Current Employee
June 8, 2025
Pros: Flexible working hours, benefits, health insurance
Cons: Not much team building.
- 5.0Overall, pretty awesomeJunior Test Engineer • Former EmployeeAugust 9, 2022Pros: High-quality individuals, fun to work with and interact with. As this position was tied to being a student, it was made to be very versatile in taking days off/slashing the work hours when needed. Pretty fun day-to-day tasks, especially if you like problem-solving. Normal workload.Cons: - The pay is not the best and sort of devalues the importance of the customer-focused work that is being done. - As previously stated, this position is tied to being a student, so naturally, you will lose your job once you graduate or quit university. - At least from personal experience, it is seemingly hard to progress and advance to another position in the company; however, the possibilities are still there.
- 4.0Great place to work, but salary could be higherJunior Test Engineer • Current EmployeeVilnius, LithuaniaJanuary 6, 2025Pros: Friendly and organised management. Friendly coworkers. Great atmosphere. *Almost* unlimited snacks and drinks. Lunch money each month to eat at the office building ~3 times per week. Flexible working hours for student-workers and flexible work-location/type (in-office/hybrid/remote and the ability to work from their office in another country for a while).Cons: Salary is competitive but could be higher. Career opportunities are difficult to get in this position, as this position itself does not lead any higher. It can serve as a starting position to get into a slightly different one, but there is a lot of competition from coworkers and outside combined. There is no clear path up from this position; you have to make a jump, and then you can start climbing the ladder.
- 5.0Great Benefits, Less Team FunJunior Test Engineer • Current EmployeeJune 8, 2025Pros: Flexible working hours, benefits, health insuranceCons: Not much team building.
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