Good team, decent work, bad pay/benefits
Good team, decent work, bad pay/benefits
The team is super welcoming and supportive. The pay is pretty fun.
Hard to move up. Don't gain much real-world experience.
Pay L4s more than L3s.
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Software Quality Assurance Engineer
I received some email questions, and then the team phoned me back to schedule two video call interviews. The video call interviews included several types of questions: * Behavioral questions * Situation-analysis questions * Math questions Th
Software Engineer (Planning)
The interview process was amazing. The recruiter was always available to answer any questions I had and rushed the process to meet my timeline. He would explain the next steps in detail and check in regularly to make sure everything was moving smooth
ML SWE in a hardware team
I had a truly bad interview experience with one interviewer at Waymo. The rest of the people I talked with were great. That particular person would ask a question without stating their assumptions, and when I would ask them which case it was, they r
Software Quality Assurance Engineer
United StatesJanuary 6, 2021I received some email questions, and then the team phoned me back to schedule two video call interviews. The video call interviews included several types of questions: * Behavioral questions * Situation-analysis questions * Math questions Th
Software Engineer (Planning)
Mountain View, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2022The interview process was amazing. The recruiter was always available to answer any questions I had and rushed the process to meet my timeline. He would explain the next steps in detail and check in regularly to make sure everything was moving smooth
ML SWE in a hardware team
Mountain View, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2023I had a truly bad interview experience with one interviewer at Waymo. The rest of the people I talked with were great. That particular person would ask a question without stating their assumptions, and when I would ask them which case it was, they r
