1. Hackerrank test The test was 4 questions in 90 mins that I could take whenever I liked. The questions didn't require advanced concepts (the most complex data structure was an array) but they were fairly difficult. I passed all the autotests for 1 and 2, most for 3, and some for 4. 2. Technical interview This was a 60 min online interview with an experienced software engineer. The question required me to implement a map. I was able to use google. The engineer wasn't particularly helpful with answering my clarifying questions, but he gave me suggestions as I was coding (I later received feedback that they were impressed with how well I took on the feedback). I solved the problem and wrote 2 basic tests successfully (barely in time though). 3. Management and Values Interview The recruiter set up a call with me about a week after the test to advance me to the next stage 45 mins online interview with an engineering manager. This was a pretty standard interview- "tell me about a time when..." kinda style . I prepared a bunch of 2 STAR responses for each of their values, and had a mix of work/uni/society based responses. 4. Offer About 2 weeks later, I got an unexpected phone call to offer me a position. The first 5-10 mins was feedback- both positive and negative (a bit frustrating, I just wanted to know if I was getting an offer!). The recruiter was very friendly, I was able to ask questions about the role. They were upfront about the WFH policy, pay, and benefits

The process started with an online assessment (OA), which was reasonably balanced in difficulty. Candidates who passed were invited to a live coding interview conducted over Zoom with a software engineer. The interview focused on data structures and algorithms, with an emphasis on problem-solving approach, code clarity, and communication throughout the solution.