The application process was a bit much. They made me do some DOM tree traversal to find a secret keyword, and then a CoderPad challenge using that keyword. After that, I submitted the CoderPad link as part of my application.
I was contacted for an initial call about a week later. The interviewer was not only late to the meeting but also seemed generally uninterested in the conversation. The questions were typical initial ones, with the addition of some React-related questions (e.g., discussing React component libraries).
Overall, the interview felt unprofessional. It was probably one of the worst interview processes I've gone through, mainly due to how lengthy and complex it is just to apply, and how unprofessional the interview went.
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The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Ramp Software Engineer, Frontend role in United States.
Ramp's interview process for their Software Engineer, Frontend roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Ramp's Software Engineer, Frontend interview process in United States.