I applied through my school's co-operative education portal. I had an hour-long technical interview, which included algorithmic, conceptual, and design questions.

I had a good experience, as my interviewer liked to work back and forth with me to explore questions. For example, after I explained a solution, I would offer my opinion on how to optimize it if we relaxed some constraint, or introduce an error bound.

The exchange throughout the interview was really fun, and I exited feeling more relaxed than when I entered.

Implement on the whiteboard a solution to a basic combinatorics-related algorithm question.

Design on the whiteboard a data structure with the following requirements and explore various implementation's tradeoffs between space and speed:

1. Return true or false whether a given string exists in the dictionary.
2. Return the lexicographically first string within the dictionary of length N.

Explain how you would implement "Word Count".

Explain various concepts related to operating systems.

After conversing with my interviewer, since I knew what a Bloom filter was and other sketch data structures, I was asked to explain how a Bloom filter works.