A friend of mine in the company sent my resume directly to the hiring manager.
From there, the first interview was over the phone with a senior architect. This interview was not too technical but more to find out about my background. However, the architect did ask me several technical questions.
The second interview was on-site and was a half-day of interviews.
First, I interviewed with the hiring manager and two developers from the team I was applying to. This interview focused on my previous work and how I would respond to certain challenges. It was not too technical.
From there, I met with two other senior architects individually.
At the end of the day, I met with the hiring manager for last-minute questions.
Overall, the process was not too difficult, as there were no really hard technical questions (Google-style).
I guess the most difficult question was how my past experience had prepared me for this job.
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IBM's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is on the easier side as most engineers get an offer after going through it.
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