Senior Software Engineer Interview Interview Experience
Process
The process took 3 months.
I should invoice them my hours spent on the interview process. It was the least human resources department and coldest interview process of my whole career as an SRE/SWE. It was lengthy—3 months and 9 rounds (officially they said 5, but there was a lot of mess on their side; they asked me to repeat a few interviews, including TDD and a live coding one).
They kept moving me through the pipeline and saying that I got AAA or AA on previous interviews, which made me believe I was doing well. After the final system design one, I received a generic automated email and they ghosted me once I asked for feedback.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Nebius Senior Software Engineer Interview role.
Success Rate
Nebius's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer Interview roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Nebius's Senior Software Engineer Interview interview process.
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