Starts with a phone call for general background questions regarding your experience. They share information about the internship. Following this I had a short coding challenge on hackerrank consisting of 3 easy leetcode questions with a 30 minute time limit. Finally I had a zoom interview with two senior engineering personnel where they shared their experience both in and out of USAA. The interview then lead to a few behavioral questions and 3 basic technical programming questions. One question was describing a time I failed in a job setting and the steps I took to fix this error, another was how I would go about working with a difficult team member, use the STAR method and you are set. Programming questions consisted of basic easy leetcodes such as checking if an array of bracket chars is balanced and another was counting the amount of some char in an array, these questions are given in word form without actual code so you should clarify with your interviewer the actual data structures you will be assuming for input and output, your answer can be in pseudocode. They asked about personnel projects and extracurricular activities and my roles in them and at the end gave me a chance to ask about any questions or concerns I had with the internship.

The process starts with a phone screen with a recruiter. At first thought I got ghosted because recruiter called towards the end of the scheduled window. If I remember correctly, there was a coding assessment. Nothing crazy if there was because I completely forgot whether there was or not. Finally, as expected, is the final interview. Mine was not the best. It was half behavioral and half technical. They asked super easy coding questions, where you just need to talk about how you would solve it (NO CODING). My interviewers had difficulty with Zoom so they couldn't figure out how to display question prompts at first and then they hung up prematurely. One half of my interviewers made this a less than ideal interview. From the beginning of the interview to the end, they were shaking their head at nearly everything I said (including me simply stating my name and about me.) Honestly felt disrespectful and not a company I'm going to give attention to again.

The first part was mostly behavioral questions to see how you would fit in the company. The second part was describing how you would code a function. You just need to. describe it.