Process
The entire process is a first chat with a recruiter, an interview with a team leader, a pair programming session with the dev team, and an inside interview with managers.
In the initial chat, we talk about my background. There are no technical questions; it's more about how I did what I said I did on my resume.
Within a week, I had an interview with a tech lead. I don't remember the questions exactly, but they were about my work background.
Questions
Create a JS code that can generate a car and a motorcycle. A car must have 4 wheels and 2 lamps, and a motorcycle must have 2 wheels and one lamp. Write a function to make these vehicles run while they have fuel.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Klarna Front-End Developer role in United States.
Success Rate
Klarna's interview process for their Front-End Developer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Klarna's Front-End Developer interview process in United States.
Klarna Work Experiences
- 5.0softwareSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeTexas City, TXApril 8, 2025Pros: Good work culture and niceCons: Project deadlines are very tight.
- 4.0Learned a lot but promotion is trickySoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeBerlinApril 2, 2025Pros: I started my backend engineering journey in this company, and my experience has taught me a lot from a technical perspective as well as interpersonal. People whom I met are mostly nice, and my colleagues are great, but that really depends on what team you're assigned to.Cons: Work, work, work. A lot of firefighting that impedes me from learning what is good for my career growth. Promotion was not smooth. As with other companies in this tech recession, it is cutting budgets left and right. Salary is not great.
- 3.0Good people, mixed feelings about leadershipLead Engineer • Current EmployeeStockholm, StockholmOctober 28, 2025Pros: People in general are smart and friendly, a good opportunity to work on cutting edge technologies, a good place to gain experience, and an interesting problem space.Cons: Below market salary, a lot of layoffs recently, and the AI shift was chaotic.
