The interview process:

• 1st round: Coding challenge
• 2nd round: 1-hour technical interview with Karat
• Final round: 1-hour technical interview with 2 Intuit engineers

The overall interview process was very nice and smooth. Intuit responded very fast after every round. I especially liked the final round because it didn't feel like an interview where the engineers were grilling me with hard questions, but rather like a conversation and collaboration environment to solve problems.

Coding challenge: 2 hours for one LeetCode-style question, testing data structures and how you apply them to solve the problem.

Do not focus heavily on efficiency or time/space complexities; prioritize functional code.

Karat: Review your code submitted for the coding challenge. Then, two LeetCode graph questions, one building on top of another.

Same criteria as the coding challenge: they want you to create a working solution rather than efficient code.

Final round: Real-world application of class/object concepts in OOP + behavioral questions.