I was referred by a friend working there.

I had an initial technical screening where I was asked to write code for a LinkedList-based problem. Later, I was invited for a series of onsite interviews at their Hyderabad campus.

I had two rounds of interviews onsite. In each round, the interviewer asked me two coding problems.

The problems weren't too difficult, but were quite tricky. It was quite possible to miss a corner case (which I did).

Unfortunately, since I didn't perform well in one coding problem, they decided not to move ahead.

Most of the problems were based on arrays, linked lists, and trees. They focused more on linked list problems.