Uber

Applied online. Two phone screens, where you are supposed to write working code in Coderpad.io. It is a little biased towards scripting languages, as there is no autocomplete or cosmetic compiler in languages like Java, C#, or C++. You have to have

I reached out to a hiring manager on LinkedIn and stated I was interested in Uber's engineering department. She connected me with a recruiter, who emailed me to schedule a one-hour technical phone interview. I received a confirmation email with a Co

Applied via a friend referral. The interview process consisted of two rounds of phone interviews: the first focused on coding, and the second on system design. You need to pass them one by one. Following the phone interviews, an onsite interview was