Good work-life balance here.
Depending on the team, one may have to use proprietary language.
I applied through the placement office at my university and received an invitation for an interview at their offices in Dublin. The interviewers were friendly and quite relaxed. They asked a lot of technical questions and not many competency-based q
The first round was a coding interview. The interviewer was an experienced engineer, and the question was quite easy. The interviewer was friendly and always tried to make me feel comfortable. We had a good conversation. The second round was a beha
I spoke with a recruiter at a college career fair and landed an on-campus interview the next day. That interview went well and consisted mainly of behavioral questions, with a little Java conceptual stuff near the end. They then flew me up to the Wor
I applied through the placement office at my university and received an invitation for an interview at their offices in Dublin. The interviewers were friendly and quite relaxed. They asked a lot of technical questions and not many competency-based q
The first round was a coding interview. The interviewer was an experienced engineer, and the question was quite easy. The interviewer was friendly and always tried to make me feel comfortable. We had a good conversation. The second round was a beha
I spoke with a recruiter at a college career fair and landed an on-campus interview the next day. That interview went well and consisted mainly of behavioral questions, with a little Java conceptual stuff near the end. They then flew me up to the Wor