I had an initial recruiter call, and the compensation range they provided was not very competitive with other big tech companies in the US. However, I decided to interview anyway.
I passed the initial phone screen (LeetCode question) and moved on to the onsite interviews. Before the onsite, a recruiter informed me that any offers they extend are "exploding" – meaning 72 hours to accept. I proceeded with the interviews and noticed that every single interviewer was an East Asian man. A couple of the interviewers mentioned how intense the culture is, and they said engineers are expected to contribute right away.
I thought all the onsite interviews went well, but I ultimately did not receive an offer. They do not provide any feedback whatsoever. Don't waste your time!
The phone screen included a LeetCode-style question. The onsite had more real-world problems, including a debugging interview where the interviewer kept interrupting to tell me what the bugs were before I was able to find them myself.
The following metrics were computed from 38 interview experiences for the DoorDash Software Engineer role in San Francisco, California.
DoorDash's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in San Francisco, California is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having good feelings for DoorDash's Software Engineer interview process in San Francisco, California.