Developer Intern Interview Experience - Toronto, Canada
Process
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks.
The recruiter and the senior engineer I interviewed with were both very friendly and professional. The interview went well, and I received positive feedback. The recruiter later emailed saying I was one of their strongest candidates. However, the following week I was told the position had already been filled. The sudden change left me a bit confused and disappointed, and I felt somewhat led on despite the otherwise positive experience.
Questions
Past experience and some basic behavioral questions.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the 1Password Developer Intern role in Toronto, Ontario.
Success Rate
1Password's interview process for their Developer Intern roles in Toronto, Ontario is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for 1Password's Developer Intern interview process in Toronto, Ontario.
1Password Work Experiences
- 5.0Decent place to workSoftware Engineering Manager • Current EmployeeToronto, ONJanuary 23, 2026Pros: -Remote -Flexible work hours -Solid benefits and payCons: -High performance culture -Leadership turnover
- 4.0Great place to workJunior Developer • Current EmployeeToronto, ONApril 12, 2023Pros: - Great place to work - Remote first - Exceptional benefits - Room for growthCons: - Inconsistent hiring and promoting practices exist, and some managers hold grudges and have favourites.
- 5.0Fantastic place to work and grow, beloved product, above market salaryData Engineer • Current EmployeeAugust 25, 2022Pros: - A product that has found product-market fit and continues to grow and sell, despite downturn in tech market - Leadership gives you the autonomy to work and manage your own projects / offer suggestions on new projects to try - Above market salary and internal comp initiatives like adjustments for inflation and market adjustments keep the salary extremely competitive - Still has some start-up / scrappy vibes despite growing a ton this year, perfect if you want to work somewhere without too much bureaucracy (but not a shoe-string start up that could fold at the first economic downturn)Cons: - Sometimes feels tough to collaborate cross-functionally. When I'm trying to get feedback or something back from other teams, it can take a while for them to respond on Slack or give an estimated timeline. Not a huge deal, but is a pain point when I'm working on projects that need external input
