Extremely fast-paced working environment. You get a lot of ownership over projects you take on.
Great location, near BART and in the middle of the Financial District.
Competitive compensation.
Longer hours than most other places I've worked.
Lack of engineers sometimes means that the responsibility of any one engineer is massive and therefore stressful.
Maybe introduce more team outings so teammates can get acquainted with each other. This would have made my time there more enjoyable, at least from when I first started.
Pretty typical process. 1. Intro phone screen 2. 1-hour tech screen 3. 4-hour onsite Each round consisted of standard data structure and algorithm questions. There was also a project part where they asked you to complete a replica of a popular app.
After being contacted by the recruiter, a technical phone screen was set up, along with an online coding test through HackerRank. Then I proceeded to the onsite interview stage, which involved four interviews with engineers and team leads. Three of t
I applied to multiple roles and heard back for the new grad Android developer role. My interview process had 2 technical phone screens on HackerRank, followed by a virtual onsite that had 4 rounds of various types. Two of them were the typical proble
Pretty typical process. 1. Intro phone screen 2. 1-hour tech screen 3. 4-hour onsite Each round consisted of standard data structure and algorithm questions. There was also a project part where they asked you to complete a replica of a popular app.
After being contacted by the recruiter, a technical phone screen was set up, along with an online coding test through HackerRank. Then I proceeded to the onsite interview stage, which involved four interviews with engineers and team leads. Three of t
I applied to multiple roles and heard back for the new grad Android developer role. My interview process had 2 technical phone screens on HackerRank, followed by a virtual onsite that had 4 rounds of various types. Two of them were the typical proble