Surprisingly, the interview felt easier than I anticipated. After a brief recruiter screen, I jumped into a technical round where I faced a design question about a URL shortening service, followed by a coding challenge on finding the longest palindromic substring. The system design question on rate limiting was familiar; interestingly, I'd reviewed a similar architecture breakdown on PracHub just days before. Overall, I left feeling confident and excited, ultimately receiving an offer that I happily accepted.

Went through a 5 round interview process — recruiter screen, 2 coding rounds, a system design round, and a behavioral interview. Had a pleasant experience with all interviewers who were friendly and helpful. However, heard nothing for weeks only to receive an automated rejection with no feedback. It's unfortunate that the communication at the end was so unprofessional, as it left a bad taste after what was otherwise a positive experience.

The process was very smooth, First round was a phone call with the director and the manager. Second round was an on-site interview to explain the project. They got back to me really quick with the offer.