The process is the same as what others have described.
It starts with a chat with a recruiter, an online quiz, two phone screens, and then around five technical interviews. Finally, there's one interview with managers about job skills.
I made it to the last round and walked out thinking I had the job.
I can't stress enough what others have said. It seems these individuals don't know who they want to hire and are playing dice.
Based on what I've read, others seemed to have gotten the offer but still "messed up" on a lot of the interviews. I thought I did better, but yet I received no offer.
My recommendation is: do not waste your time here. What is the point if, at the end, it will come down to a coin flip?
I rated the interview process as "no opinion" solely because the people I talked to were very nice.
I can't say because I signed a non-disclosure agreement.
The following metrics were computed from 37 interview experiences for the Pure Storage Software Engineer role in Mountain View, California.
Pure Storage's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Mountain View, California is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Pure Storage's Software Engineer interview process in Mountain View, California.