Applied on their career site and was reached out to by the recruiter over email and phone.
First round was a 70-minute proctored CodeSignal assessment.
The last round consisted of two parts, spread across two days:
The CodeSignal assessment consisted of two easy, one medium, and one hard coding question. The expectation was to solve at least two completely, with a partial third for extra points.
The behavioral round was generic, featuring four questions over one hour to be answered in the STAR format.
The 1.5-hour pair programming question was not like a typical LeetCode problem. It simulated a type of problem you would solve at a bank or credit card company. The focus was on algorithmic implementation, not so much on OOP concepts.
The following metrics were computed from 4 interview experiences for the Capital One Principal Software Engineer role in Toronto, Ontario.
Capital One's interview process for their Principal Software Engineer roles in Toronto, Ontario is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Capital One's Principal Software Engineer interview process in Toronto, Ontario.