A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. After a long chat, he told me he would forward my profile to the teams.
One week later, he reached out, and I got in contact with the team interested in me.
1st interview - Behavioral
Two people asked questions, judging personality and giving scenarios, asking about challenges I've faced. After the interview, I received a go-ahead for the tech interview.
2nd interview - Tech
I had an interview with a software developer and a senior member. The first 45 minutes were filled with questions on various topics, such as hashmaps, how data centers work, what I think happens when we put a URL in the browser, and HTTP requests.
The second 45 minutes involved a technical question. I solved it and covered the edge cases, and the developer was satisfied.
A day later, the manager informed me I was not selected because I missed something in the tech interview.
This process is very exciting for software engineers. If you are passionate about games, you will be excited. However, the process itself is a true time waste. You can invest your time and energy elsewhere, in a much better place, in my opinion. Interview at a place where the people hiring you know what they are doing.
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The following metrics were computed from 44 interview experiences for the Riot Games Software Engineer role in United States.
Riot Games's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Riot Games's Software Engineer interview process in United States.