Relaxed environment. Very friendly, helpful, natural staff. Everyone is easily approachable.
A relaxed environment, I prefer an environment where there is some level of stress to drive deadlines through.
Proprietary language is XpressO. XpressO is not suited to a graduate computer scientist. You will forget how to read and write code unless you keep your skills sharp outside of working hours. I felt that any coding outside of your job's domain was frowned upon.
Have research Friday for all teams, not just a few selected teams, especially for the XpressO-based teams.
Applied in February, heard back from them a week or two later. They were really helpful in the interview, as they helped guide me through the UML diagrams and provided me with hints and tips and feedback throughout the way.
There were about 4 rounds of interviews, the last one being several hours. It was not strenuous or difficult to manage. The interviewers for the technical interviews were kind and would offer assistance if needed.
The first step involved a 30-minute chat with a recruiter who mostly asked about my background and reasons for applying for the position. A week later, I was contacted by one of the managers on the team and had a 30-minute talk, mostly discussing th
Applied in February, heard back from them a week or two later. They were really helpful in the interview, as they helped guide me through the UML diagrams and provided me with hints and tips and feedback throughout the way.
There were about 4 rounds of interviews, the last one being several hours. It was not strenuous or difficult to manage. The interviewers for the technical interviews were kind and would offer assistance if needed.
The first step involved a 30-minute chat with a recruiter who mostly asked about my background and reasons for applying for the position. A week later, I was contacted by one of the managers on the team and had a 30-minute talk, mostly discussing th