After the initial resume screening, there is a HackerRank round. In my case, it had three questions that built on each other gradually.

After this, there is a Karat virtual interview, which lasts around one hour.

The first 10-15 minutes are spent on algorithmic questions, mostly about the time complexity of some programs.

Then, the following 45 minutes are spent on coding questions. It's one of those "do as much as you can within the time limit" interviews.

I got two correct, and the third one passed all but one test case. I received a call for the next round.

It was about parsing a graph from a list of directed edges and performing graph traversal on it. One question involved finding common ancestors of two nodes.