3.5 hour interview with 3 back to back to back interviews, 1 behavioral, 2 technical. The technicals were slightly challenging, but they weren't expecting you to get everything right. Interviewers were very interactive though.
Interview Review:
The coding challenge involved collaborating with an engineer to debug and improve a Python-based weather API. It wasn't about algorithms but focused on reading, fixing, and enhancing existing code. The interview emphasized problem-solving and teamwork, using tools like Postman for testing. There was also a hiring manager interview to discuss my experience, technical challenges, and how I handle feedback and learning. It was more about collaboration and improving code quality rather than mastering syntax.
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Question 1
Lots of Questions about your thought process and how you would go about solving it with the engineering manager. For the technical, make sure you you know a lot about API's and improving current code as they will dive deep into that
Started with an online OA. Once pass, you go to a virtual 3-hour interview process. there are 2 hours of technical interviews - both involving web development (with languages like python and sql), and 1 behavioral
Super intuitive. Coding was more so system design related. In python. Less leetcode-like. OA was pretty leetcode like but the final round was system design esque with designing APIs in Python
