The interview process was outstanding, and I liked it a lot. Everything started with a usual phone-screen session and moved on to an onsite with the following sections:
Afterward, there were background checks with my former colleagues. In parallel, I had a take-home assignment. This one appeared to be pretty tough; however, I really liked it because it felt like I returned to university times with huge assignments and zero time to do them. In the end, I went through team matching and got a pretty good offer to an amazing team. I accepted it in the end :)
I don't want to reveal questions that I'd probably use in the future.
So, here is one from the behavioral section:
Q: Tell me about the most complex project you had?
The following metrics were computed from 101 interview experiences for the Databricks Software Engineer role in United States.
Databricks's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Databricks's Software Engineer interview process in United States.