The process had several steps and it's documented fairly well in their blog posts so I won't go in detail, so just a summary. First step is the email screener with a couple of questions. Then there was a call with live coding session working on a flood fill algorithm. After that there's a call about culture contribution. Finally I got called for an on site series of tests, it's pretty much a whole day of tasks and talks with several people, so it's a pretty demanding experience.
Even though I was pretty satisfied with the process ( other than a few things I knew I could do better ) I did not get an offer. In the end I got the feeling that they have a 'checkbox template' of things a candidate has to posses with little regard on current situation, past experience and potential.
Flood fill algorithm, write something you're proud of, calculate distance between two points
The following metrics were computed from 14 interview experiences for the Intercom Software Engineer role in Dublin, Ireland.
Intercom's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Dublin, Ireland is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Intercom's Software Engineer interview process in Dublin, Ireland.