The interview process was rather convoluted for a software engineering internship position.

Rather than solely relying on coding quiz performance, they demanded that applicants allow the browser to monitor their computer activities and forced us to have our microphone and webcam enabled.

It seemed like a tremendous invasion of privacy and a waste of time to force a software engineer to dress up in a suit while solving LeetCode-esque questions.

Further, the requirement of an SAT Mathematics style quiz seemed entirely unnecessary, especially for an incoming applicant with an ongoing bachelor's degree in computer science (and obvious experience coding evidenced by the coding quiz).

Finally, it was followed by a solo interview process conducted directly through the webcam where you were required to read through a question, think of a 2-minute response, and present that response as eloquently as possible while the webpage recorded you.

All in all, a lot of the testing process seemed like overkill for a software engineering position, and sucked up much more time than it was worth.

It was probably a good thing that I didn't move forward beyond that portion of the application process.

The questions included general LeetCode-style coding questions, falling within the range of easy-medium, and additionally, statistics and logic questions along with scripted verbal responses.