I received a 30-minute phone call where we discussed my resume and some basic technical questions.
I was then asked to do an online programming exercise and meet with another team member for one hour.
This second meeting consisted of 30 minutes of discussion followed by a 30-minute timed programming test.
The first programming question was easy. The second one required me to write a function, and the interviewer gave me no arguments, which made the task very difficult.
When I finally asked if I could provide my own argument, I completed the function in five minutes. The entire time I was programming, the interviewer was on the phone with me and could see my screen, which was uncomfortable.
Write an in-order search of a binary tree.
He gave me no arguments, so I could make this recursive.
Make sure you ask if you can send the tree in as an argument.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Cloudera Test Development Engineer role in United States.
Cloudera's interview process for their Test Development Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Cloudera's Test Development Engineer interview process in United States.