Company that cares about people
Company that cares about people
Working for a mission that really matters.
Taking a people-first approach in both our product development and internal culture.
Flexibility in roles, work-life balance, and execution.
Fun work with lots of challenging problems to solve; great room for career growth.
Strengthening Diversity & Inclusion initiatives.
Highly competitive pay & benefits.
Still often focused on point solutions rather than long-term execution, which does create some rework and work sprints.
Overall work-life balance is great, but work still needs to be done in smoothing out the short spikes or OT.
Focusing more on long-term goals will increase work satisfaction.
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Software Engineer
The interview process started with an intro call by the recruiter. This was followed by one round of phone interview (1 hour with 1 coding problem). Next, there were five rounds of onsite interviews (45 minutes each), with lunch in between. The ov
Software Engineer
The first round was a technical screen (recursion question), followed by four rounds of onsite interviews. All of them were LeetCode medium level, but not tagged as Google/Verily questions. Rejected after the onsite interviews with no reason given.
Fw Engineer
Asked pointer and array questions, all in C/C++. Lots of "leap-like" questions. One interviewer asked hardware questions involving hardware equipment, like oscilloscopes. Overall, the people were very friendly. I made it to the last round, but the
Software Engineer
Boulder, Colorado, United StatesJune 1, 2019The interview process started with an intro call by the recruiter. This was followed by one round of phone interview (1 hour with 1 coding problem). Next, there were five rounds of onsite interviews (45 minutes each), with lunch in between. The ov
Software Engineer
United StatesMarch 1, 2024The first round was a technical screen (recursion question), followed by four rounds of onsite interviews. All of them were LeetCode medium level, but not tagged as Google/Verily questions. Rejected after the onsite interviews with no reason given.
Fw Engineer
Mountain View, California, United StatesJune 16, 2025Asked pointer and array questions, all in C/C++. Lots of "leap-like" questions. One interviewer asked hardware questions involving hardware equipment, like oscilloscopes. Overall, the people were very friendly. I made it to the last round, but the
