Overall, the interview process was really positive.

The first part, the online assessment, had 5 questions where you could choose 3. Luckily, 3 of the questions were much easier than the other two.

Then I advanced and had a phone call with a recruiter. She was super helpful and knowledgeable.

Next, I advanced to a phone interview with an engineer. I definitely hit some road bumps, but I felt like he just wanted to know how I thought through problems and handled obstacles.

The last step was an onsite in Austin. There was:

• A technical interview that was also very doable.
• A behavioral interview with standard behavioral questions.
• A presentation on a project.

I was most anxious for the project presentation, but it was more of a conversation than a presentation. My project was not super elaborate; it was just a project for a web development class. So, just presenting something you know about and can speak about for 30 minutes seems to be enough.

The office is really beautiful, and I had a diverse array of interviewers. Everyone was friendly and actually listened, so that was dope.

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