This interview process was very disappointing to me, as I was very excited about the opportunity to apply to this company.
I easily passed the technical phone screening and the technical video screening. After these, I was told by the recruiter that the next steps were a quick Q&A call with a higher-up in engineering for me to ask questions about the job, and a 5-6 hour on-site interview.
The Q&A call mainly consisted of the higher-up telling me about Coinbase, plus a few questions I had. I thought the call went well, as we had a good conversation about multiple things and he seemed very engaging. However, I was surprised to find out that the person interviewing me at this stage had only been at the company for around 3 months.
I never received a response about the on-site and, about a week later, was denied, which I felt was absolutely ridiculous. I am still confused as to what happened because I was only asked two questions throughout the whole call. Both questions came with about one minute left on the call, and I was told to sum up my answers within the minute. I had also previously been talked to as if I had passed the phone screening stage and made it to the on-site stage.
My advice to anyone going through this interview who is at this stage is to focus your conversation on how much of a fan you are of Coinbase and how excited you are about the future of cryptocurrency.
Why Coinbase?
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Coinbase Senior Front End Engineer role in San Francisco, California.
Coinbase's interview process for their Senior Front End Engineer roles in San Francisco, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Coinbase's Senior Front End Engineer interview process in San Francisco, California.