The process was fairly quick and pleasant. Started with a 1:1 video interview with an engineer who administered some coding problems and then left me for an hour to complete them. There were three DS&A problems, two easy and one medium-hard. After the hour, we spent some time discussing my solutions, next steps, and about the company.
The final round interview took place remotely two weeks later. There was another DS&A portion for an hour, and a design/behavioral portion for an hour. The first was conducted by two engineers who asked two problems. The second was by an engineer and an engineering director who asked a design problem and a few resume questions, then chatted with me about the company more.
Overall, the process was similar to other tech companies but the problems were a little more unique (not problems you'd typically see on HackerRank/LeetCode, except for one of the problems). They were also a bit easier than what I have experienced elsewhere.
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The following metrics were computed from 86 interview experiences for the Lucid Software Software Engineer role in United States.
Lucid Software's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Lucid Software's Software Engineer interview process in United States.