Let me first say this: I have had many interviews. This was by far the easiest one I ever had. I may have been lucky, but there's a chance it will be easy for you too.
First, there are HireVue video interviews. Basically, just record yourself answering generic questions.
Then you may be required to play some puzzle/pattern/math games to prove you have a brain.
Next, there will be a coding assessment. Very easy LeetCode-type questions.
After that is the phone screen with an HR rep or recruiter. Basic questions again:
Lastly, you have two one-hour interviews with an engineering manager or someone equivalent. This is where you may get lucky. I had almost no technical questions, just straight behavioral or talking about past experiences.
This will be my only issue with the whole process. It took about a month of sparse email replies to none at all before I got an offer. Be sure to email people and stay on top of it.
Good luck!
Talk about past projects you have worked on.
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