Overall, I think it went pretty well!

The interview was a mix of technical and behavioral questions. We started with a technical discussion where I had to solve a couple of coding problems on a whiteboard.

• One was about optimizing an algorithm for a large dataset.
• The other was a data structure problem involving trees.

I felt confident about the solutions I provided, and the interviewer seemed satisfied with my thought process and explanations.

After the technical part, we moved on to some behavioral questions. They asked about my experience working on team projects and how I handle tight deadlines. I shared a couple of examples from my recent projects, highlighting how I managed challenges and collaborated with team members effectively.

The interviewer also gave me some insight into the team dynamics and the kind of projects I'd potentially work on. It sounds like a great opportunity to contribute to impactful projects and continue learning.

I felt like the interviewers were genuinely interested in my experiences and skills, and they were very supportive throughout the process. Now, I’m just looking forward to hearing back about the next steps!

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