Confluent is awesome
Confluent is awesome
Everyone is very friendly and helpful, and has gone above and beyond during my virtual onboarding experience. It's a really smart and driven group of people that are invested in a one-team mentality and want to see everyone succeed. I'm still seeing heavy involvement from the C-suite in everyday responsibilities that we all share.
The only downside is I do not have a home office local to my residence in LA. My position will require me to travel when the pandemic restrictions are lifted.
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Senior Software Engineer
The interview process was split into 3 parts: * A qualifier technical round. * Followed by 3 system design + DSA rounds. * And then finally a behavioral round with a senior manager. DSA questions were mostly LeetCode medium.
Software Engineer -2
The interview consisted of: * 5 rounds * 3 LeetCode-style questions * 1 manager round * 1 system design round The LeetCode-style questions were easy, and it was a great experience overall. The manager and system design rounds were fair. T
SDE 1
This is a virtual interview for campus hiring. They asked a simple graph question on undirected graphs, specifically trees. It can be solved using a multisource BFS approach. You will be given the first 20 minutes to understand the question and co
Senior Software Engineer
IndiaNovember 18, 2025The interview process was split into 3 parts: * A qualifier technical round. * Followed by 3 system design + DSA rounds. * And then finally a behavioral round with a senior manager. DSA questions were mostly LeetCode medium.
Software Engineer -2
Edinburgh, United KingdomSeptember 2, 2025The interview consisted of: * 5 rounds * 3 LeetCode-style questions * 1 manager round * 1 system design round The LeetCode-style questions were easy, and it was a great experience overall. The manager and system design rounds were fair. T
SDE 1
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2025This is a virtual interview for campus hiring. They asked a simple graph question on undirected graphs, specifically trees. It can be solved using a multisource BFS approach. You will be given the first 20 minutes to understand the question and co
