Yandex makes a lot of awesome things — self-driving cars, a voice assistant, a music streaming service, a taxi aggregator, and many more.
Demand for qualified engineers is extremely high, and you can advance your career path pretty fast, given you have a Math/CS background.
It's possible (but not exactly encouraged) to switch projects, so you will never be bored.
In order to thrive at Yandex, you should have at least one of these qualities. Better all three.
So if you are an average programmer, do not want to attract attention, and work in a regional office, you will gather nothing but dust.
I applied to Yandex Self-Driving Cars. The interview process is similar to other big tech companies: Several technical interviews, then talks with different teams. The whole process took approximately a month.
Had an hour-long conversation with the head of one of the software development groups. Despite the overall spectrum of matters discussed, the feeling that the expertise is somewhat pigeonholed (which is a great issue for North-European companies) per
I applied for a position online through the Yandex Jobs website. The recruiter contacted me the very next day and asked when I was available for a technical interview. Overall, the entire process took 3.5 weeks. My first interview was a 60-minute ph
I applied to Yandex Self-Driving Cars. The interview process is similar to other big tech companies: Several technical interviews, then talks with different teams. The whole process took approximately a month.
Had an hour-long conversation with the head of one of the software development groups. Despite the overall spectrum of matters discussed, the feeling that the expertise is somewhat pigeonholed (which is a great issue for North-European companies) per
I applied for a position online through the Yandex Jobs website. The recruiter contacted me the very next day and asked when I was available for a technical interview. Overall, the entire process took 3.5 weeks. My first interview was a 60-minute ph