I was informed by the Talent Acquisition team that the interview would take around 40 minutes. It started with a behavioral interview where they asked me to introduce myself, talk about my experience, my motivation for applying, and the challenges I’ve faced. The second part was a live coding session. I was given a typical string manipulation problem to solve using pure JavaScript. You’ll need to be comfortable with the basics — things like querying form elements, manipulating input, and displaying the output back in the HTML. The exercise was done on CodePen. Since I’ve been mostly using frameworks like Vue and React, I found some of the pure JavaScript parts a bit tricky. So I recommend brushing up on your core JavaScript skills before the interview.