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Niantic

Niantic builds location-based games and AR technology, best known for Pokemon Go and its real-world mapping platform. Interviews can test mobile engineering, game systems, geospatial data, realtime events, and how to design products constrained by physical movement and local communities.

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Founded
2010
Employees
700
HQ
San Francisco, US

Interview process

Niantic operates in the gaming space with a headcount around 700, which usually puts hiring in a middle zone: repeatable enough to have defined stages, small enough that the team you would join runs most of the loop. For frontend engineer, backend engineer, database engineer candidates that generally means a recruiter conversation, skill rounds led by future teammates, and a closing conversation with a senior leader. The role pages below break down the questions for each function.

Questions and process by role

Niantic hires across several engineering and product functions, and the loop shifts with each one. Open a role for the reported questions, the round-by-round focus, and a salary band for that function.

Salary signal

Approximate senior median pay for Niantic's core roles, anchored to San Francisco and modeled from BLS, ONS, and Levels.fyi reference medians. These are market bands for the role and city, not Niantic offers. Open a role for the full city-by-city table.

Senior p50
$269,000
Reference city
San Francisco
Basis
Total comp

Employee reviews

Niantic holds a 3.7 Glassdoor rating. External review scores are directional signals. Treat them as context alongside the specific team, location, level, and hiring manager you are interviewing with.

Glassdoor 3.7

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