The culture is really great, with incredible people everywhere.
Most people leave by 6, with no expectation to work long hours for no reason. Work-life balance is emphasized.
No particularly cutting-edge engineering is happening. Big portions of the site and technology are fairly behind the times, so a lot of the work is just trying to bring things up to a modern standard, not push any boundaries.
Embark on more ambitious projects rather than simply maintaining and iteratively improving most of what's already there.
I applied through my school's co-operative education portal. I was given a HackerRank coding challenge. Next, I had one round of a technical interview for 45 minutes with a software engineer. After that, I completed two rounds of technical intervi
I talked to them at the career fair. I mostly spoke with the HR person about my achievements and "where I would see myself in 5 years" before talking to the software engineer there. He asked me about some of my resume points, and a week later, I rece
They contacted me a few weeks after I submitted an application on their website and asked me for a phone interview. After I passed that, they flew me in for an onsite interview. I didn't think the interview was hard, but I made a few mistakes and t
I applied through my school's co-operative education portal. I was given a HackerRank coding challenge. Next, I had one round of a technical interview for 45 minutes with a software engineer. After that, I completed two rounds of technical intervi
I talked to them at the career fair. I mostly spoke with the HR person about my achievements and "where I would see myself in 5 years" before talking to the software engineer there. He asked me about some of my resume points, and a week later, I rece
They contacted me a few weeks after I submitted an application on their website and asked me for a phone interview. After I passed that, they flew me in for an onsite interview. I didn't think the interview was hard, but I made a few mistakes and t