Hard to beat work-life balance
Hard to beat work-life balance
- Large emphasis on work-life balance, with very few stressful days as long as you get your work done.
- Strong college grad onboarding program and on-site events.
- Good benefits (401k, medical, dental, vision, etc.).
Salary is average for a tech company, but the dollars-to-hours-worked ratio is way better than at other companies.
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Test Automation Engineer
The hiring and interview process took a month. The initial phone screening happened within a week, and the face-to-face interview was scheduled two weeks later. The interview was pretty normal and involved a lot of process and behavioral questions.
Software Test Automation Engineer
The process was fairly quick and organized. I received a phone call from a recruiter who set up an initial phone call interview. The interview was fairly easy, with basic Java questions asked over the phone. Thereafter, I was called onsite for four
Applications Developer
Have detailed knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming and Class Diagrams. Be ready to explain cardinality, inheritance, and other OOP design methodologies.
Test Automation Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016The hiring and interview process took a month. The initial phone screening happened within a week, and the face-to-face interview was scheduled two weeks later. The interview was pretty normal and involved a lot of process and behavioral questions.
Software Test Automation Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesMay 1, 2015The process was fairly quick and organized. I received a phone call from a recruiter who set up an initial phone call interview. The interview was fairly easy, with basic Java questions asked over the phone. Thereafter, I was called onsite for four
Applications Developer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014Have detailed knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming and Class Diagrams. Be ready to explain cardinality, inheritance, and other OOP design methodologies.
