Unity

Software Development Engineer In Test Interview Experience - Montreal, Canada

December 1, 2016

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

The interview process included three stages:

A phone screen
A phone/Skype interview
An in-person interview with three different people

A technical test was administered during the final interview at Unity.

Interviewers represented various disciplines:

A Development Lead
A QA Lead
A Senior Technical Engineer (STE)

Cultural fit is clearly a high priority at Unity, along with demonstrated passion and a strong customer focus.

Questions

Situational questions mostly.

You have environment X and conditions Y.

What solutions would you see to problems that could arise?

What potential risks do you see?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Unity Software Development Engineer In Test role in Montreal, Quebec.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

Unity's interview process for their Software Development Engineer In Test roles in Montreal, Quebec is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

Positive100%

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Unity's Software Development Engineer In Test interview process in Montreal, Quebec.

Unity Work Experiences

Comfortable company when you work, and Leviathan when you leave

Software Development Engineer In Test • Former Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

February 21, 2015

Pros: Good work-life balance. Free lunches. Often trips in Europe. A lot of cool people around.

Cons: Management doesn't care about engineers. No career growth. Salary reviews are no more than 3%. Bad organization.

Comfortable company when you work, and Leviathan when you leave

Software Development Engineer In Test • Former Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

February 21, 2015

Pros: Good work-life balance. Free lunches. Often trips in Europe. A lot of cool people around.

Cons: Management doesn't care about engineers. No career growth. Salary reviews are no more than 3%. Bad organization.

Coolest Place to Work

Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Pros: Trust Freedom Flat Hierarchy Nice People Great Technology Free Lunch Free Commute Fitness Benefit Pension & Insurance Work-life balance

Cons: Terrible growth structure. Not ready to adapt standard industry processes and best practices.

Coolest Place to Work

Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Pros: Trust Freedom Flat Hierarchy Nice People Great Technology Free Lunch Free Commute Fitness Benefit Pension & Insurance Work-life balance

Cons: Terrible growth structure. Not ready to adapt standard industry processes and best practices.

People are as smart as they are geeky

Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Pros: The mood is awesome. People are really easy to approach; everyone is trying to help, and we feel trusted and empowered by the management team as they give us enough autonomy to solve our tasks. Perks are awesome (Lunch, Friday bars, Commute, Gym, you name it), and as an expat, I've always felt supported and welcomed in the company.

Cons: Having this level of autonomy for every team led to some messy documentation, but the company is aware and we're trying to fix it. There are not that many junior positions. The company expects really high performance from everyone. Managers know a lot about their areas, but some of them are still learning how to manage people.

People are as smart as they are geeky

Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Pros: The mood is awesome. People are really easy to approach; everyone is trying to help, and we feel trusted and empowered by the management team as they give us enough autonomy to solve our tasks. Perks are awesome (Lunch, Friday bars, Commute, Gym, you name it), and as an expat, I've always felt supported and welcomed in the company.

Cons: Having this level of autonomy for every team led to some messy documentation, but the company is aware and we're trying to fix it. There are not that many junior positions. The company expects really high performance from everyone. Managers know a lot about their areas, but some of them are still learning how to manage people.

Comfortable company when you work, and Leviathan when you leave

Software Development Engineer In Test • Former Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

February 21, 2015

Pros: Good work-life balance. Free lunches. Often trips in Europe. A lot of cool people around.

Cons: Management doesn't care about engineers. No career growth. Salary reviews are no more than 3%. Bad organization.

3.0
Comfortable company when you work, and Leviathan when you leave
Software Development Engineer In Test • Former Employee
Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark
February 21, 2015
Pros: Good work-life balance. Free lunches. Often trips in Europe. A lot of cool people around.
Cons: Management doesn't care about engineers. No career growth. Salary reviews are no more than 3%. Bad organization.

Coolest Place to Work

Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Pros: Trust Freedom Flat Hierarchy Nice People Great Technology Free Lunch Free Commute Fitness Benefit Pension & Insurance Work-life balance

Cons: Terrible growth structure. Not ready to adapt standard industry processes and best practices.

5.0
Coolest Place to Work
Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee
Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark
June 3, 2016
Pros: Trust Freedom Flat Hierarchy Nice People Great Technology Free Lunch Free Commute Fitness Benefit Pension & Insurance Work-life balance
Cons: Terrible growth structure. Not ready to adapt standard industry processes and best practices.

People are as smart as they are geeky

Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Pros: The mood is awesome. People are really easy to approach; everyone is trying to help, and we feel trusted and empowered by the management team as they give us enough autonomy to solve our tasks. Perks are awesome (Lunch, Friday bars, Commute, Gym, you name it), and as an expat, I've always felt supported and welcomed in the company.

Cons: Having this level of autonomy for every team led to some messy documentation, but the company is aware and we're trying to fix it. There are not that many junior positions. The company expects really high performance from everyone. Managers know a lot about their areas, but some of them are still learning how to manage people.

5.0
People are as smart as they are geeky
Software Development Engineer In Test • Current Employee
Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark
August 3, 2016
Pros: The mood is awesome. People are really easy to approach; everyone is trying to help, and we feel trusted and empowered by the management team as they give us enough autonomy to solve our tasks. Perks are awesome (Lunch, Friday bars, Commute, Gym, you name it), and as an expat, I've always felt supported and welcomed in the company.
Cons: Having this level of autonomy for every team led to some messy documentation, but the company is aware and we're trying to fix it. There are not that many junior positions. The company expects really high performance from everyone. Managers know a lot about their areas, but some of them are still learning how to manage people.

Unity Interview Questions

Number of Subarrays With LCM Equal to K

Find the number of contiguous subarrays in a given array whose least common multiple (LCM) is equal to a target value K.

ArraysSliding Windows

Insert Delete GetRandom O(1)

Design a data structure that supports insertion, deletion, and random element retrieval, all in constant time on average. You'll need to handle edge cases carefully to achieve O(1) complexity.

ArraysArraysDynamic Programming

Remove Colored Pieces if Both Neighbors are the Same Color

Two players alternate removing colored pieces from a line. Determine who wins if both neighbors of a piece are the same color, and players try to maximize their moves.

StringsGreedy Algorithms

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