Had a phone interview and then onsite. I had three rounds of interviews onsite and the first two were easy problems related to linkedlist, recursion. The third round was a hard problem and I didn't have time to implement the codes. Got rejected. They don't seem to want a new grad but someone with more experience.

Recruiter call followed by coding exercise. On-site consisted of a 30-45 min session of 3 easy/medium level algorithm/data structure questions. All have to be solved optimally. This was followed by a coding challenge on a laptop that took the interviewer about an hour to configure because it wasn't prepared properly, so had to wait for that... and wait... and wait... I would only recommend interviewing with this company if wlb isn't a big deal for you. One of the engineering managers mentioned how often they stay until 2 - 5am.