In general, the interview process was very standard.
First Round: 30-minute phone interview with the hiring manager. Second Round: HackerRank coding tests. Third Round: Zoom interview with the hiring manager and some engineers. This round included two live coding questions.
Behavioral and culture fit questions with an Engineering Director. Behavioral and culture fit questions with the CTO. Behavioral and culture fit questions with a bar raiser.
I declined the final interview as I had received offers from other companies.
Compared to startups in Silicon Valley, the coding interview was pretty simple and straightforward, requiring only very basic knowledge of data structures and algorithms.
In summary, the company focused more on behavioral and culture fit skills rather than a candidate's technical skills.
You do need time to prepare for behavioral interviews at the company.
Practice some easy and medium questions on LeetCode regarding DFS, BFS, and some string manipulation questions.
The following metrics were computed from 13 interview experiences for the Rokt Software Engineer role in Sydney, Australia.
Rokt's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Sydney, Australia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Rokt's Software Engineer interview process in Sydney, Australia.