I applied to Robinhood online in August. Four days later, a Robinhood recruiter reached out to me to take the CodeSignal assessment. I scored an 842, and a week later the recruiter moved me on to the technical screen.
This interview was done using a third-party site called Karat. The interviewer was really great, and the questions were medium difficulty (probably on the easier side). The interview was an hour long, and the interviewer gave me two LeetCode-style questions. I finished the first and almost finished the second but ran out of time.
The next day, my recruiter emailed me to set up a talk with him. This was not an interview; it was just a quick chat where we discussed what would happen next. After that, they scheduled me for the onsite.
The onsite consisted of three interviews:
The next day, I received my offer.
Overall, the experience was really great, and the recruitment team was very fast to respond, which was nice.
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Robinhood's interview process for their Android Engineer New Grad roles in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Robinhood's Android Engineer New Grad interview process in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.