I applied online and heard back a few days later. I was then given a link to a code challenge. The challenge was fun, and I was able to complete it on time (you have three hours to finish).
The next day, someone from HR reached out, saying they were forwarding me to a recruiter. I had to wait a week because the recruiter they forwarded me to was about to leave for vacation.
I had a call with the recruiter, which mostly consisted of discussing my previous work history. A few days later, I received an email saying "thanks, but no thanks." I'm not sure why.
I responded to the email, asking where I might have "drawn a red flag." It's been a week, and I still haven't received an answer.
I have over four years of experience and completed the code challenge, but the recruiter apparently decided I wasn't good enough to come onsite.
Make a call to a given endpoint to get a bunch of dates.
Sort the dates.
Send the new sort to a different endpoint.
Their response message does not give any hints on why your answer is not right, so make sure to review your code carefully.
The following metrics were computed from 122 interview experiences for the HubSpot Software Engineer role in United States.
HubSpot's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having good feelings for HubSpot's Software Engineer interview process in United States.