I applied online, and the process took one week.

The interview consisted of four rounds (three technical and one culture), lasting one hour each. Each technical round had the same structure:

• The interviewer introduces themselves.
• I introduce myself and my experience.
• Live coding.
• Q&A.

The recruiter and team managed to fit all four rounds into two days, and I got a response the next Monday, so it felt super quick. All interviewers were friendly and pleasant to talk to.

Generally, the live-coding tasks are simple, allowing any language (except for the React task) and situational pseudo-code. I didn't record, but it felt like 10 to 20 minutes each. The last 10 minutes were for Q&A, mainly from my side. The rest was just talks about experience, the position, projects, AI, tech, and other topics.

Given React code, implement proper error handling and idle state.

Implement a simple event management class.

Implement a palindrome function. Make it work with non-clean inputs. Make it as performant as possible.

Given a code snippet, implement efficient caching.