The first stage was a 60-minute technical interview. It began with an introduction of myself, followed by general motivation and behavioral questions. I was then asked a medium LeetCode question. Overall, the interviewer was nice, and I believe I performed well.

Four days later, I received an email stating that I had advanced to the second stage.

The second stage was another technical interview. This time, there were two interviewers. The interview started with a brief introduction, followed by questions about projects on my CV. I was then asked a medium LeetCode question. The question was more difficult than the first interview, and although I was able to produce a working solution, there was not enough time for follow-up questions.

Thirty minutes after the interview, I received my rejection email.

Overall, the interviewers were nice, and the questions I received were of medium LeetCode difficulty. It was a good experience.

Interview 1: Write a class that stores stock prices, allowing users to add stock prices, remove the most-recently-added stock prices, and get the value of the lowest stock price stored.

Interview 2: Create a class that allows users to add airport routes. The class should have a method to print all possible routes from a starting airport to a destination airport.