I was interviewed during April 2020, and the process took 3 weeks.

I applied through the eBay careers section. A recruiter reached out to me and scheduled the first round of interviews, which was a video round. They asked me to solve one front-end related question and one problem-solving question (mentioned below).

After I cleared the first round, they scheduled the virtual final round because of the COVID-19 situation.

It consisted of 5 rounds:

• The first round was a design round where they asked me to design a restaurant and then a parking lot in an object-oriented way.
• The second round was a front-end specific round, where they tested my HTML and CSS skills, as well as my responsive design skills.
• The third round was with a manager, which focused more on situational and behavioral questions, along with some discussion about my current working project.
• The fourth round was a problem-solving round, and the interviewer asked me to build a binary tree based on a given input array and then output the nodes in an inorder traversal.
• The fifth round assessed real-time coding skills. They provided me with an image of an eBay cart page and asked me to build the page using React.js.

1. Arrange blocks on a page to display 4 blocks on large screens, 3 on medium screens, 2 on small screens, and 1 on extra-small (XS) screens. (Media queries were used.) They also asked how this could be done using Flexbox.

2. Given an array of elements, print all triplets where the sum of those triplets equals 0.

3. Design a restaurant and parking lot in an object-oriented way, including all entity relationships.

4. Binary tree traversal.

5. Design the eBay cart page using React.