I was first contacted by HR to set up a short phone call with a recruiter. They made sure I was eligible for the internship (mainly US citizen) and asked general HR questions.
Next, quite soon after the HR phone call, I went through a behavioral interview with the team I'd be working with. It was mostly related to my experience and resume, and they kind of wanted to see how I tackle problems.
I heard back about 2 days after that I moved onto the technical round. I just had to solve one technical question where I had to sort a list. The interviewers were super nice and helpful. Even if I didn't initially get the trick they wanted me to go with, it was still a very pleasant experience!
Honestly, I would not have gotten the solution if they didn't hint at me what the trick was, but I think the main reason they hired me is because I showed that I can adapt quickly and work well with their help.
Overall, it was a great experience! Every single point during the interview process was quite pleasant. They were very accommodating, and the interviews were extremely relaxed. I was quite torn to accept the offer due to recent events that happened with Blizzard, but the people I spoke to during my interview were extremely nice and friendly. I know that in the end, Blizzard would still be a wonderful place to work with because they all seem very passionate about their work and their job. Excited for this summer!
Why Blizzard?
Explain a situation where you faced a problem and how did you solve it.
Technical: Just know your data structures and algorithms, and be flexible when working with your interviewers.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Blizzard SWEWeb & Mobile role in New York, New York.
Blizzard's interview process for their SWEWeb & Mobile roles in New York, New York is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Blizzard's SWEWeb & Mobile interview process in New York, New York.