The tech stack is not very fascinating.
Nice work-life balance. Great culture. No agile; work until it's done. People are smart and nice, willing to help.
The first round was of medium difficulty. It was basically focused on linked lists and arrays. The interviewer provided two coding questions on CoderPad. In the second round, I was asked to create APIs and a data structure. I created it, but the int
This is a 4-part email that includes some self-assessment questions and a sample question. You are given time after seeing the sample questions to decide whether you want to schedule an interview or not.
HR screen, followed by a 45-minute technical interview with an engineer. There was the option to use either SSH and Vim or CoderPad-like software. The entire interview was conducted in C, with a focus on computer architecture concepts.
The first round was of medium difficulty. It was basically focused on linked lists and arrays. The interviewer provided two coding questions on CoderPad. In the second round, I was asked to create APIs and a data structure. I created it, but the int
This is a 4-part email that includes some self-assessment questions and a sample question. You are given time after seeing the sample questions to decide whether you want to schedule an interview or not.
HR screen, followed by a 45-minute technical interview with an engineer. There was the option to use either SSH and Vim or CoderPad-like software. The entire interview was conducted in C, with a focus on computer architecture concepts.