So far, a month in, the leadership and team at Walmart Media Group have been phenomenal.
The infrastructure at Walmart enabled me to do so much more, and I learned a ton of best practices and development skills.
Extremely competitive health benefits and 401k plans.
I definitely think engineers at Walmart Media Group could thrive really well.
Half the time we work over at Sunnyvale, and the other half at San Bruno since we work with both ecommerce and Walmart Labs.
We sit at a unique cornerstone between ecommerce, ad tech, and labs, where we work on solving big data problems at Walmart scale using all kinds of open source and clever tech.
Because Walmart Media Group is growing so fast, like a rocketship startup, we're running out of space pretty fast.
Keep on doing what you're doing, continue collecting feedback from us every now and then, and stay awesome!
I feel like some people on the team do not have strong knowledge in Java. Some of the Java questions they were asking were very basic J2SE questions, and they were arguing with the wrong answer. For example: if developers do not write a 'try catch' t
The first step was an HR interview where they asked about my salary requirements, which I naively answered. Next, I had a technical phone interview that included coding on a web whiteboard. After a brief conversation, the interviewer presented the c
I was referred by a friend who was a former employee. Everything seemed good in the first week. I passed the phone interview with some basic coding and algorithm questions. But things started to fall apart when I tried to schedule the on-site interv
I feel like some people on the team do not have strong knowledge in Java. Some of the Java questions they were asking were very basic J2SE questions, and they were arguing with the wrong answer. For example: if developers do not write a 'try catch' t
The first step was an HR interview where they asked about my salary requirements, which I naively answered. Next, I had a technical phone interview that included coding on a web whiteboard. After a brief conversation, the interviewer presented the c
I was referred by a friend who was a former employee. Everything seemed good in the first week. I passed the phone interview with some basic coding and algorithm questions. But things started to fall apart when I tried to schedule the on-site interv