Pathrise Guide
How to Get a Job at InterSystems
About this guide
These pages are meant to provide helpful information about how to get a software engineering, product manager, data science, and designer job at InterSystems. Being prepared and knowledgeable is a key to every step of the hiring process. You can tab through each part of the guide to see information that can be helpful to your stage from office location for those trying to figure out if a company has a presence in your city of choice to real world interview questions. These guides contain much of the same information we have Pathrise fellows review before they apply or interview for a job with InterSystems for roles including Software Developer, Mobile Developer, Software Engineer, Web Developer, Software Architect, Computer Programmer, Machine Learning Engineer, Data Scientist, Data Analyst, Data Engineer, Product Designer, UI Designer, UX Designer, Experience Designer, Web Designer, Product Manager, and Technical Product Manager and other tech, data, and product related roles. We hope you find these helpful and if you have content that you think we should add or think we got anything wrong, please email us at [email protected] and let us know.
- There are mixed reviews concerning culture and work-life balance.
- The compensation for these roles is average compared to similar companies.
- There have been some complaints that management is not the most effective and that the company's goals are ill-defined at times.
The interview process for a software engineer can take from 2 weeks to 2 months.
Stage 1: Online assessments - personality, programming, and general logic
The personality test takes about 15 or 20 minutes to complete. The programming (PET) test measures cognitive aptitude. It includes 20 questions and is 45 minutes long. The last is a TET test which consists of 20 questions, each of which introduces a new concept of a (seemingly fictional) computer language and then asks questions about applying what one has learnt. The time for this is 35 minutes.
Stage 2: Onsite interview
There is no data about the interview process for a data scientist at InterSystems.
There is no data about the interview process for a product/experience/ux ui designer at InterSystems.
The interview process for a product manager at InterSystems takes 2-3 weeks.
Stage 1: Online assessments
The process consists of three different tests. The first is a technical coding/logic assessment using HackerRank. The second is a analytical skills test, similar to sections of GMAT or other educational assessments. The last is timed logic test.
Stage 2: Onsite interview with senior execs
- You are given an unfamiliar programing language and instructions and then asked about the syntax and basic logic
- Given this poorly organized chart, decipher the omitted values based on other information.
- You are given a set of grammar rules and then asked the result of a code written using those grammar rules.
- Explain PCA in machine learning.
- Questions about data tables that just wouldn't/shouldn't be accepted at any company as a viable option to show information.
There is no data about the interview process for a data scientist at InterSystems.
There is no data about the interview process for a product/experience/ux ui designer at InterSystems.
- Learn a logic system and produce resulting code to implement
Mission
To ensure that our clients have reliable access to the right information at the right time information they can share and use to draw insights, leading to better decisions.
Vision
Empower care providers, connect care communities, and share health information.
- Interoperable Ensuring applications are smart, connected, and information-rich is fundamental to everything we do.
- Reliable Using our technology, our clients can run their systems 24/7 without interruption.
- Intuitive An architecture based on elegant simplicity makes our code easy to use and manage.
- Scalable Our solutions can scale vertically and horizontally without sacrificing performance.
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