Everyone I met at UiPath was really positive and nice to work with during the interview process. The recruiters were helpful and answered any questions I had, and the interviewers seemed genuinely interested in the interview and my experiences.

The recruiter provided a lot of great information about the company upfront and set expectations for the interview rounds. They gave small details about each round, and I can say there weren't really any surprises or off-topic "gotcha" questions or logic puzzles.

The last interview included a traditional whiteboard coding problem (virtual, using HackerRank as a canvas, but no actual questions from HackerRank). The questions weren't super complex, but I had never done whiteboard questions for an interview before. The interviewer was very helpful, allowing me to work through the problem while still guiding me.

Other than that, they asked really good questions about relevant DevOps topics like CI/CD, DR, and IaC.

I am in the US, and the majority of interviewers were in Romania. Most of my interview rounds were split across days due to limited time overlap. However, the interviewers and schedulers were very accommodating to my schedule needs, and I didn't have to interview at extremely late hours.

One piece of advice: make sure to provide your availability to the person scheduling your interviews as things progress. It will likely be the same person, so watch for their emails and ensure they don't go to your junk folder.

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