I applied online.
An automated coding challenges (2 problems 1 Easy and 1 Medium) that were taken straight from Leetcode. Disappointing how easy it would be to cheat on it - When I failed Crossover and TopTal, I felt their tests were real filters. Was able to easily answer the Turing questions though. 30 min time limit and a buggy & unclear code editor. I legit couldn't submit on of the practice questions, spend ~10 min trying to submit a 'close the brackets', stacks question. Then multiple choice theory tests on multiple tech stacks. Haven't received an intro call or job offer yet.
Two LeetCode Questions (straight from LeetCode).
One easy medium.
No proctoring.
30 mins Multiple choice tests on different tech stacks, TypeScript, React, Python, etc.
The following metrics were computed from 22 interview experiences for the Turing Software Developer role.
Turing's interview process for their Software Developer roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having good feelings for Turing's Software Developer interview process.