Very positive onsite interview experience. The interviews were well-tailored and provided great hands-on practice.

Before the onsite, I had two 60-minute online HackerRank coding challenges. The second was needed as the first interviewer was not convinced of my Computer Science fundamentals.

After those, I was invited to a first onsite consisting of three interviews:

• Front-end coding: Code an application inside a JSFiddle, given a data endpoint.
• Debugging: Given a Java codebase and a user complaint, figure out the issue and fix it. Nothing too complicated.
• Decomposition: Given a dataset related to a problem, figure out a system that uses that data to solve the problem.

The interviewers were interested in my approach to tackling and splitting up larger problems into manageable, working deliverables.

I received positive feedback after the onsite and was called back for a fit/motivation interview. This last one was a bit unsettling and rushed. The interviewer was typing everything on their laptop, and it felt more like an interrogation than a conversation.

Why do you want to leave your current role?

What are you seeking to find here?

Why haven't you tried to make your current role like that?

Why didn't it work out?

Why do you think it'll be different here?