I applied online and received a call for a phone screen after two to three weeks.

The phone interview was very basic, with no technical questions. Two to three behavioral questions were asked, followed by a request to explain my previous work experience.

Therefore, I advise being very thorough about your work experience and presenting it well.

After three to four business days, I received an invitation for an on-site interview, which was scheduled for a week later.

The on-site interview in Chandler consisted of four interviews: two behavioral and two technical.

The behavioral interviews were straightforward, requiring examples of situations faced in previous jobs or academic projects.

The first technical interview covered OOP basics, simple linked list creation/reversal, basic SQL queries, and data structure differences.

Pseudocode was sufficient, as exact code was not required. However, be prepared for coding on paper or a whiteboard, as I heard from others who were interviewed.

The second technical interview focused entirely on your resume. You should be knowledgeable about every keyword mentioned.

The motive behind this interview is to assess the best position for you based on your projects and work experience.

I am still waiting for results, although I selected "Yes, I got an offer." It has already been one and a half weeks since the on-site interview.

MVC, SQL basic queries, Linked list creation, Difference between list and hash table, Hash map.