I applied online.
First step was a phone call with a recruiter about the product which is pretty cool. The next step is a take-home assignment where you have to build a small full-stack web app and implement 2 GET APIs using whatever tech stack you prefer. The assignment has to be submitted within "2 hours or so". I submitted my work a bit later than 2 hours and the reason I was late was because I decided to use a database, which wasn't necessary (You can use hardcoded data). But let's be honest, using a database is the more scalable and better approach to any web app.
I also added 2 extra features and did my best to make it look nice. Then after 2-3 days, I got a one sentence rejection email from the recruiter. I guess putting in extra effort and showing that you care doesn't matter at Notable. I asked for feedback but I got ghosted, so it was all a waste of time. The assignment isn't difficult, just make sure you're familiar with the tech stack you're using so that you don't waste time setting things up and debugging.
Why are you interested in working at Notable?
The following metrics were computed from 4 interview experiences for the Notable Backend Engineer role.
Notable's interview process for their Backend Engineer roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Notable's Backend Engineer interview process.