Expedia is a preferred employer that believes in an equal opportunity employer strategy
Expedia is a preferred employer that believes in an equal opportunity employer strategy
Expedia is a preferred employer that believes in an equal opportunity employer strategy. It does not discriminate against anyone based on their sex, race, age, region, or religion. I have been enjoying my time in this organization for the last 6 years. It provides opportunities to grow in your career.
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Data Engineer III
Very long and exhausting. After six rounds, there were no offers, so I am very disappointed. Whatever they said they would ask in the interview, they did not. Instead, they asked everything else. Some questions were rude, and some were nice.
SDE 1
The interview process at Expedia typically involves multiple stages designed to assess both technical skills and cultural fit. Candidates begin with an online assessment focused on data structures and algorithms. Successful candidates proceed to tw
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
It was a 4-round process. The first two rounds were DSA rounds, the third was system design, and the last was behavioral. The first two were comparatively easy; system design was difficult for me.
Data Engineer III
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaJuly 17, 2025Very long and exhausting. After six rounds, there were no offers, so I am very disappointed. Whatever they said they would ask in the interview, they did not. Instead, they asked everything else. Some questions were rude, and some were nice.
SDE 1
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaJuly 14, 2025The interview process at Expedia typically involves multiple stages designed to assess both technical skills and cultural fit. Candidates begin with an online assessment focused on data structures and algorithms. Successful candidates proceed to tw
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaFebruary 28, 2025It was a 4-round process. The first two rounds were DSA rounds, the third was system design, and the last was behavioral. The first two were comparatively easy; system design was difficult for me.
