The hiring process was fairly quick. I applied online and received a phone call from a recruiter the following day. I was then asked to complete a deliverable coding exercise at home, which took two days. Afterward, they flew me in for an onsite interview.

The onsite was as expected for an engineering position. A couple of the questions seemed a little straightforward, there was one live coding session, and then a discussion with a hiring manager.

I brushed up a lot on my CS fundamentals, and it definitely helped. But you need to be able to think on your feet and write working code.

Print all permutations of 3 pairs of parens: ()()(), (()()), (())(), etc.

Live-coding a page that searches for images on Flickr/Google API via AJAX and populates it using JavaScript.