A recruiter reached out to me, and soon after, we were able to schedule an onsite interview.

I had an initial call with a hiring manager, and from there, I went straight to onsite interviews.

The onsite interviews were pretty standard.

For the coding interviews, you are asked to bring in your own laptop.

There was also an "open-source debugging" interview round that did not seem too mature yet – the interviewer ended up just giving me a whiteboard question instead.

Overall, I had:

• 3 coding rounds
• 1 architecture round
• 1 round with a hiring manager

The coding questions were of average difficulty. Nothing too hard.

The recruiter ended up telling me that they went with a more senior person for the role. Since I never applied online (the recruiter directly reached out to me), this was very confusing.

If they wanted someone more senior, they should have told me that before I interviewed. If I just didn't pass the interviews, then they should have told me that directly and honestly.

Code a stack data structure.