The interview process was intense. First, you have to pass an online CodeSignal assessment. When I took the assessment, I had to get 2/4 of the questions correct to be invited to a face-to-face interview.

From there, the actual interview day was split into four virtual interviews:

• A coding assessment
• A system design assessment
• A case study
• A behavioral interview

The coding assessment and system design assessment were both to design a banking application, while the case study was to analyze cloud computing performance and fix a section of code.

Overall, I would rate the technical difficulty of the interview questions as easy to average. The behavioral interview was in the STAR format, and the interviewer asked questions on how I have previously handled conflict in the workplace.

I left the interview process feeling confident about my odds but got a rejection email the following workday. Unfortunately, Capital One has a policy where they don't offer feedback into why you were rejected.

I would rate my experience as positive because all of my interviewers were very respectful; however, I am left feeling a little frustrated since I invested all this time into the interview process with nothing to show for it.

Design a banking application that can:

• Create an account
• Make deposits
• Withdraw funds