I have 5 years experience in software engineering and recently received the following offers.
Any input or advice would be appreciated.
Amazon (Ads tech) – New York : Base – 165K, Equity – 84shares (as of today($1693/share) 142K, Sign-on: $50K (first year), $50K (second year)
Oracle (OCI) – Seattle: Base – 155K, Equity – 6600 shares (as of today($44.72/share) 295K, 4year vesting), Sign-on: $20K
Coursera – Mountain View: Base – 175K, Bonus – 5%, ISO – 40K ( 4 year vesting),Sign-on: $25K
WalmartLabs – Sunnyvalue: Base – 150K, Bonus – 20%, Equity – $40K (4 year vesting), Equity Refresh – $40K(4 year vesting) / year
Jet.com – Hoboken, NJ: Figuring out the number, but told them 270K TC is desirable
Tableau – Seattle: Base 135K, Bonus 10%, Equity: 4000 shares(as of today, $100/share). Yearly refresh based on review
Facebook (Applied Machine Learning): After HC review, they require one more machine learning design and career / coding follow up interviews.
Overall, these initial offers' range is from roughly 190K to 250K (without sign-on).
My current TC is approximately 210K, and unvested stock is worth $150K (included in TC)
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Can you share your interview experiences? Which company asks coding questions in all rounds? Which grills more on resume? Which one for behavioral?
Thanks in advance.
These companies seem less care about resume, but coding(in my interview experience) : Jet.com, Tableau, Walmartlabs, Square
These companies grills on my resume: Atlassian, Twitter, Apple, Lyft, VMWare
These companies asks a lot of behavioral questions: Amazon, Coursera
Hope this answer is helpful.
I probably did not give good enough signal in ML design round, during the initial interview loop, so I am getting follow up for that. Do you think ML domain would be more competitive comparing to general software engineering (such as building back end services, infra, cloud, etc)?