One of several companies on Earth that solves complicated problems on a large scale. Yandex has its own data analysis school and a computer science department in a university. Complicated problems for those who like it, and less complicated for those who don't. :)
You can easily know what happens in other departments using the internal forum.
Great work/life balance, flexible working hours.
The best company I have worked for yet.
It's not easy to work outside of Russia.
The initial tech call consisted of a single problem-solving exercise. The problem seemed unreal for any practical position, being a purely theoretical algorithm. Not that I dislike those, but if you're supposed to write APIs, it's unclear why this fi
I applied online through the website. The recruiter called the next day, and after that, scheduled a technical screening. Following that, there were four virtual onsites, each lasting around 45-60 minutes. You can ask questions at the end of each int
The interview lasted for one hour. During that time, the interviewers gave me two algorithmic problems to solve and asked me about my work experience. These problems were similar to those found on LeetCode. The interviewers were polite and professi
The initial tech call consisted of a single problem-solving exercise. The problem seemed unreal for any practical position, being a purely theoretical algorithm. Not that I dislike those, but if you're supposed to write APIs, it's unclear why this fi
I applied online through the website. The recruiter called the next day, and after that, scheduled a technical screening. Following that, there were four virtual onsites, each lasting around 45-60 minutes. You can ask questions at the end of each int
The interview lasted for one hour. During that time, the interviewers gave me two algorithmic problems to solve and asked me about my work experience. These problems were similar to those found on LeetCode. The interviewers were polite and professi