A lot of deep tech work is happening at Zeta. I haven't in my experience seen real enterprise platforms being built in India (from scratch!). I started my career with Microsoft and was thrilled with the work we were doing with Azure, but soon it started bugging me that the core work was done and we were working on incrementally improving it.
At Zeta, we are building the core! The platform is very, very rough right now - so it's not for everyone. I see so many of my colleagues struggle since documentation is not clean, etc. But I love the exposure.
Need a mindset of learning/ working on complex problems and therefore be ok with so many things that keep going awry
Great vision, great concept—please improve the documentation and streamline the roadmaps so it's easier for everyone.... And please, please let's open-source Olympus!
I applied through a recruiter. The process took five weeks. It is the longest interview process that I've been through. It took more than a month to schedule an interview after they shortlisted my profile. Finally, the date was set, and they had inf
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. - The TA person called me and talked about the role on a very high level. He invited me for the F2F round of discussions. - Problem solving Round (F2F): Supposedly the interviewer has been with
The first round was DSA, with easy to medium questions. The second round involved small module development in online compilers. The second round was also easy, but it was unexpected, as I wasn't informed of what kind of interview it was going to be.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took five weeks. It is the longest interview process that I've been through. It took more than a month to schedule an interview after they shortlisted my profile. Finally, the date was set, and they had inf
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. - The TA person called me and talked about the role on a very high level. He invited me for the F2F round of discussions. - Problem solving Round (F2F): Supposedly the interviewer has been with
The first round was DSA, with easy to medium questions. The second round involved small module development in online compilers. The second round was also easy, but it was unexpected, as I wasn't informed of what kind of interview it was going to be.