I had an on-campus interview the day after a career fair at my university. After passing the on-campus interview, I was flown out to headquarters in Boston for a workplace tour, lunch, and two more technical, one-on-one interviews.

I had a great experience all around, especially compared to my interviews with larger companies. My recruiter was prompt and friendly; travel to Boston was completely taken care of for me – all I had to do was provide two days I was free. Both of my interviewers seemed happy to be there and genuinely interested in my previous work and my solutions to their problems. Whiteboard coding was a breeze since I was able to interact with my interviewers quite a bit; it felt more like a test of my creativity and ability to express myself than a test of "how much time have you spent on LeetCode?".

Out of respect for the interviewers, I will only give general topics.

All algorithm problems were language of choice / pseudocode.

• Basic singly linked list problem.
• Implementation of a fairly common data structure and giving its amortized time efficiency.
• Improve linear time search on data using implicit structure in data / heuristics.
• Recursive algorithm to test some property of a binary tree.
• Describe a previous project in depth and justify design choices in terms of efficiency, scalability, maintainability.