Applied online, a recruiter reached out to me about a week later to schedule a phone screening. Later that day, I received word that they wanted to fly me out for an onsite interview (they gave me two choices for which day).

The onsite interview was three back-to-back interviews with engineers where they asked you questions about your resume for 15 minutes and then spent 30 minutes talking over a series of coding questions with you, where each subsequent question built on the previous question asked.

The whole thing felt very relaxed, and the interviewers were super helpful, pointing you in the right direction. After that, there was a tour and a lunch with all the interviewers.

A day after the onsite, I was contacted to schedule another interview with a hiring manager, which was again a mix of technical/experience questions. I received an offer the next week with a two-week deadline.

The whole thing was super fluid; there was never much time without hearing from someone, and everyone was very quick to respond and very helpful.

Largest island problem.

Code a function to compute sqrt without the math library.