Great People, Tough Challenges
Great People, Tough Challenges
The best thing about DoorDash is the people. Furthermore, as an engineer, I love technical challenges, and given the amount of scale the company persevered through in the past year, DoorDash is certainly not shy of them.
Could be a bit hectic at times. :)
Keep up the good work by doubling down on quality over quantity.
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Software Engineer
The process was straightforward. I had to go through a coding assessment and then some system design questions. Overall, it was not too difficult, on par with other tech companies I considered.
Software Engineer
Basically a bunch of technical rounds. The interviewers didn’t seem interested in the interview. There was a system design round where the end-to-end architect solution was way too complex and overbuilt for the problem set.
Software Engineer
The intro call involved a few general questions. After that, I was asked to choose a date for a code challenge. However, the recruiter sent me an email saying that the code challenge was canceled, just a few hours ahead of the scheduled time.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesFebruary 5, 2024The process was straightforward. I had to go through a coding assessment and then some system design questions. Overall, it was not too difficult, on par with other tech companies I considered.
Software Engineer
United StatesDecember 1, 2023Basically a bunch of technical rounds. The interviewers didn’t seem interested in the interview. There was a system design round where the end-to-end architect solution was way too complex and overbuilt for the problem set.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017The intro call involved a few general questions. After that, I was asked to choose a date for a code challenge. However, the recruiter sent me an email saying that the code challenge was canceled, just a few hours ahead of the scheduled time.
