I applied online. The process took 2 weeks.

Everyone I met during the interview process was very kind and considerate. I made it to the technical round, which was a coding problem using CoderPad. You could pick whatever language you wanted to use, which was nice.

The recruiter said they would provide information on what the technical problem would be like, but it was more of a guideline of best practices for what to do during a coding interview:

• Ask questions
• Clarify the problem
• Incorporate feedback from the interviewer
• Etc.

The technical problem was an algorithm to solve which seems to be given to all engineers regardless of position (frontend/backend).

Given an object with an ID and array of dependencies that reference other IDs within the main object, create a function that accepts the main object and the desired ID such that the output would be all the dependencies, then the given ID.

EX:

• all = [ {id: 1, dep: [4, 5]}, {id: 4, dep: [6]}, {id: 5, dep: []}, {id: 6, dep: []} ]
• func(all, 1) => 6, 4, 5, 1