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>>whoish+(OP)
McKinsey & Company | Engineers and Data Scientists | NYC, Bay Area, Atlanta, Waltham | Full-time | Remote for now

My team at McKinsey & Company builds software tools for some of the biggest financial services firms in the world. We also do digital business building in real estate and other industries, as well as machine learning to solve real world challenges.

We are hiring folks who want to work on interesting problems, in a professional environment.

Your skills: application development, data pipelines, testing / software quality, agile / working with stakeholders

What we offer: excellent benefits, competitive pay, flexible working environment, interesting problems

Apply here:

Front end: https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/search-jobs/jobs/front-endd...

Full stack: https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/search-jobs/jobs/fullstackd...

Data science: https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/search-jobs/jobs/seniordata...

Email me with questions at Chris_Anderson at mckinsey.com

>>jchris+T4
Can you clarify what "remote for now" means? Should new hires expect to have to relocate in a few months?

>>dudul+l5
It means if you are hired to work in the SV office, you won't be expected to interview in person, or work in person until the crisis is resolved. The roles are not remote roles, but there's no going into the office at the moment.

>>jchris+T5
Also for relocations, I think it might be worth clarifying whether or not the candidate is expected to move to the area prior to the role.

Right now I'm targeting a relo and have asked this of several of the 8 or so companies I'm in process with... while some have confirmed it is okay to remain in my current home, several are unsure.

The big difference would be a sooner start date but an idea that once office work can resume the candidate may be taking a week off for relocation.