In general, I thought the process was good. The interviewers were all different and appeared to be quite busy. I don't see that as a major problem and I can understand that interviewing is a lot of work. I didn't finish any of the technical rounds.
I spent a lot of time debugging my code because I wasn't very comfortable in the environments, despite working in them.
I thought it was one of the better processes, and I got a lot of experience on what not to do, lol. I'm not sure if their "looking at the process" approach is true. They appear to really only care if you can solve the problem, so maybe avoid chit-chat and just code and get it done, then explain what more you'd do if you had more time.
45-minute bug bash (find a bug in a repo) Standard behavioral with hiring manager. Send and receive a network request, then verify based on input and output.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Stripe Software Engineer role in Cornwall on Hudson, New York.
Stripe's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Cornwall on Hudson, New York is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Stripe's Software Engineer interview process in Cornwall on Hudson, New York.