The interview process is clear and organized.
It consists of 1 HR interview, 1 technical phone screen, and a virtual onsite (totally 3 rounds).
Both the HR and technical interviewers are very nice and professional. They provided a lot of help and useful information during my interview process, and they responded to messages very quickly.
I just interviewed with the distributed system team last month, and I was able to meet the team members in the final round. During the interview, they were willing to clarify the requirements, answer my questions, went through the problems with me, and gave me a hint when I got a bit stuck.
It is a great experience. I've done a lot of interviews during this season, and the interviewers from Soundhound are the best I've met.
HR round: your background and some typical behavioral questions.
Technical phone screen: a coding question (not very difficult), describe your past work experience, and some BQ.
VO: 1st round for coding (there are two questions, and you can pick one); 2nd round for a coding and follow-up system design question; 3rd round for a system design and some BQ; 4th round for two coding questions; and the last round to meet with the director of the engineering team.
The following metrics were computed from 13 interview experiences for the SoundHound Software Engineer role in Toronto, Ontario.
SoundHound's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Toronto, Ontario is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for SoundHound's Software Engineer interview process in Toronto, Ontario.