A positive and open work environment where you are encouraged to learn, challenge yourself, and innovate.
The company is growing fast, and there are a lot of opportunities for people who would like to work in this unique space at the confluence of networking, security, and cloud computing technologies.
It has been a positive experience so far.
It can be hectic at times, but that is to be expected in a company that is growing aggressively.
A recruiter approached me through LinkedIn and set up four virtual Zoom interviews in two days. Since the position was for a new team, the interviews went well, and I liked the interviewers' ways of handling the process, their approach, and their res
Managerial was super awesome; we shared ideas and discussed tech. Then came the extremely baffling round. The guy asked me to code something. My personal opinion is that I was doing pretty good up until that point, but I got confused in some context
After a recruiter found me through repeated emails, a manager explained the position and gauged my experience. He seemed very nice and technically inclined. He mentioned the follow-on interview would be two hours and include a system design question,
A recruiter approached me through LinkedIn and set up four virtual Zoom interviews in two days. Since the position was for a new team, the interviews went well, and I liked the interviewers' ways of handling the process, their approach, and their res
Managerial was super awesome; we shared ideas and discussed tech. Then came the extremely baffling round. The guy asked me to code something. My personal opinion is that I was doing pretty good up until that point, but I got confused in some context
After a recruiter found me through repeated emails, a manager explained the position and gauged my experience. He seemed very nice and technically inclined. He mentioned the follow-on interview would be two hours and include a system design question,