Fast growth, exciting product, amazing team
Fast growth, exciting product, amazing team
- Harvey is building real AI for professionals, not just another chatbot. The team is tackling genuinely hard problems in reasoning, retrieval, and domain-specific model alignment
- Decisions are made quickly, projects move fast, and good ideas can ship to production quickly. If you like autonomy and impact, it’s one of the best environments around.
- Strong partnerships with various law firms, data management systems, financial services, that position Harvey well to continue to push the boundaries of Applied AI
- Priorities can shift quickly as the company evolves and experiments. That’s energizing for some people, but can be stressful if you prefer stable, predictable workflows or long-term roadmaps
- Because Harvey is still relatively small and growing fast, formalized processes around career growth, documentation, or people management are still being built out
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Harvey AI Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
The interview process included a coding tech screen followed by an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of coding, systems design, and behavioral interviews. The coding interviews were data structure heavy. It's definitely worth studying graph a
Software Engineer
A recruiter reached out, and I put off responding for a month. I eventually did a coding screen and went for an onsite interview. I was really bummed that I didn't get the offer. I had lunch with the team, and they took me out to a nice restaurant
Software Engineer
The tech screens and onsite interviews (mostly) were tough but fair. The only negative I would call out was the system design interview. The interviewer was not a strong English speaker, and it was very hard to work out what they were saying and com
Software Engineer
United StatesSeptember 1, 2025The interview process included a coding tech screen followed by an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of coding, systems design, and behavioral interviews. The coding interviews were data structure heavy. It's definitely worth studying graph a
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2025A recruiter reached out, and I put off responding for a month. I eventually did a coding screen and went for an onsite interview. I was really bummed that I didn't get the offer. I had lunch with the team, and they took me out to a nice restaurant
Software Engineer
United StatesJuly 6, 2025The tech screens and onsite interviews (mostly) were tough but fair. The only negative I would call out was the system design interview. The interviewer was not a strong English speaker, and it was very hard to work out what they were saying and com
