Great place if you are OK with corporate
Great place if you are OK with corporate
Great benefits and conditions. In the TLV office, we have a strong team of social responsibility. There are many positions to be promoted to.
Now that ironSource was acquired by Unity, it is a true corporate entity, and people need to know this before joining. It isn't the small, super-initiative company.
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Backend Developer
First interview: A question about my project. Then a code question to create a binary search tree for a list. Second interview: With a group manager, freestyle questions about my projects, work, and how I handle errors in my projects.
Senior QA Engineer
I had a first interview with the QA lead and Manager, which was pleasant. The technical test felt relevant and straightforward. At the end of the interview, they immediately shared their thoughts and expressed a desire to move forward. Following th
Quality Assurance
Disrespectful and unpleasant attitude from the interviewer, who even didn't get up to walk you to the door and didn't look you in the eye. Disrespectful and unpleasant attitude from the interviewer, who even didn't get up to walk you to the door and
Backend Developer
Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelSeptember 1, 2023First interview: A question about my project. Then a code question to create a binary search tree for a list. Second interview: With a group manager, freestyle questions about my projects, work, and how I handle errors in my projects.
Senior QA Engineer
Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelMarch 1, 2025I had a first interview with the QA lead and Manager, which was pleasant. The technical test felt relevant and straightforward. At the end of the interview, they immediately shared their thoughts and expressed a desire to move forward. Following th
Quality Assurance
Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelOctober 8, 2025Disrespectful and unpleasant attitude from the interviewer, who even didn't get up to walk you to the door and didn't look you in the eye. Disrespectful and unpleasant attitude from the interviewer, who even didn't get up to walk you to the door and
