HackerEarth assessment: This online coding assessment will test your knowledge of basic data structures and algorithms. Expect to see two to three questions that require you to write code to solve a problem.

Technical interviews: These interviews will focus on your technical skills and knowledge. The interviewer may ask you questions about your experience with specific programming languages, frameworks, and tools. They may also ask you to design and implement algorithms to solve coding problems.

HR interview: This interview is designed to assess your soft skills and fit for the company culture. The interviewer will likely ask you questions about your career goals, why you are interested in the company, and how you would handle different workplace situations.

Interview 1: Technical Screening (45 mins)

The interviewer gave me a graph question: implementation of the graph algorithm BFS with some obstacles. It was fairly easy, but I was nervous and had a few mess-ups. However, I received another interview call.

Interview 2: Technical Screening (45 mins)

This round went very smoothly and lasted for about an hour. The interviewer gave me a simple string question, which I solved in around 15-20 minutes with pseudocode and a call. The question was similar to this one. He then asked me basic DSA fundamental questions, such as map vs. unordered_map, and time complexities of various data structures like BSTs and hash maps. After this, I showed him my project, and he seemed impressed.