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Uber | San Francisco | Fulltime | Android | iOS | Backend Interested in a highly leveraged, collaborative engineering role at the heart of Uber's core product?

Uber | San Francisco | Fulltime | Android | iOS | Backend Interested in a highly leveraged, collaborative engineering role at the heart of Uber's core product? Awesome. We are hiring on the Driver Platform team at Uber. Our mission is to transform Uber's Driver application into a world class engineering platform that's easy to build on and impossible to break. This is a senior role that requires thinking holistically about application development and solving hard architectural problems unique to Uber's scale. Most qualified candidates will have >2 years experience. If you're interested, please email gluck@uber.com

charlax 10y ago
Uber | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Full-time onsite | Back-end, Android, iOS Uber's Amsterdam engineering office is looking for back-end, Android and iOS engineers for its teams: * Payments: do you want to build the future of payments for on-demand services? * Mobile platform: are you passionate about tooling that makes developer more productive? Learn more about our openings on https://join.uber.com/amsterdam-engineering https://join.uber.com/amsterdam-engineering Learn more about the teams on https://eng.uber.com/amsterdam-team-profile/ https://eng.uber.com/amsterdam-team-profile/ Email charles@uber.com if interested!
mynameislegion1 10y ago
I thought it was weird uber was downvoted to the bottom last month. but then I applied and now I understand. this might seem petty, but its really just a warning not to waste your time: - typical recruiters. no surprise there except that the recruiter had to reschedule twice at the last minute - technical phone interview turned out to be a technical VIDEO interview, even though I live like 20 miles from this office - technical interview was very basic stuff like implementing data structure X from scratch - got a two line rejection about 2 weeks later, and no replies when I requested feedback this whole process took about 6 weeks, and it is by far the worst interview I had this year.

charlax 10y ago

Uber | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Full-time onsite | Back-end, Android, iOS Uber's Amsterdam engineering office is looking for back-end, Android and iOS engineers for its teams: * Payments: do you want to build the future of payments for on-demand services? * Mobile platform: are you passionate about tooling that makes developer more productive? Learn more about our openings on https://join.uber.com/amsterdam-engineering https://join.uber.com/amsterdam-engineering Learn more about the teams on https://eng.uber.com/amsterdam-team-profile/ https://eng.uber.com/amsterdam-team-profile/ Email charles@uber.com if interested!

mynameislegion1 10y ago

I thought it was weird uber was downvoted to the bottom last month. but then I applied and now I understand. this might seem petty, but its really just a warning not to waste your time: - typical recruiters. no surprise there except that the recruiter had to reschedule twice at the last minute - technical phone interview turned out to be a technical VIDEO interview, even though I live like 20 miles from this office - technical interview was very basic stuff like implementing data structure X from scratch - got a two line rejection about 2 weeks later, and no replies when I requested feedback this whole process took about 6 weeks, and it is by far the worst interview I had this year.