Mostly negative experience. I went through two different technical interviews. The first one went smoothly and they asked me to solve a fairly simple JavaScript DSA problem. However, the second one was sort of a mess. The second one was two hours long; it was one hour of backend and one hour of frontend. Both sections were on Replit which took some getting used to. The backend section consisted of a barebones node server but the confusing part was that none of the code could be run so the interviewer just wanted pseudocode. The frontend section was more clear but I had issues with running their React code so I had less time to complete their challenge which was to design and build a checkout page for apps. In the end, I didn't get the position and I figured that competition must've been tough. They also were unable to give me feedback since it was against their policy. Less than a week later, the same job posting was re-posted on to LinkedIn and it was definitely just copied and pasted since they still had an old deadline date for applications. This along with their lack of transparency with feedback has made me suspicious of their hiring process and their desire to actually hire someone since they have had this same job posting up for about 3 months now. Just wanted to point this out for anyone else interviewing with this company.