I got a lot of materials before the interview. This really helped me get ready. The interview itself was pretty hard which involved live coding of 1 problem. We had 45 minutes or an hour.

The interview process began with an initial screening call, during which I spoke with a recruiter or hiring manager. This conversation was primarily focused on discussing my background, work experience, and interest in the position. It also served as an opportunity for the recruiter to assess my communication skills and overall fit for the role. Following the screening call, I was asked to complete a technical programming test hosted on a platform like LeetCode. This test involved solving one or more algorithmic problems within a set time limit. It was designed to evaluate my problem-solving abilities, understanding of data structures and algorithms, and my coding proficiency. After successfully completing the programming assessment, I was invited to participate in a final round consisting of three interviews. Two of these were technical coding interviews where I was required to solve problems in real time, typically in a shared coding environment or virtual whiteboard. These interviews focused on my approach to algorithmic challenges, code correctness, efficiency, and my ability to think through problems logically. The third and final interview in this round was a behavioral interview. In this session, I was asked about my previous experiences, how I handle challenges, work in a team, and approach collaboration and communication. The goal of this interview was to assess my soft skills, cultural fit, and alignment with the company’s values.