The interview process was good and empathetic. There was a phone screen with the hiring manager followed by an online coding assessment followed by an on-site. Coding assessment was practical and interesting. Onsite questions were mostly behavioral. The coding question for the onsite was quite easy and was testing more for code cleanliness. There was one systems design question that was also good and practical but I think it was a bit vague what they were looking for. Overall good process, the only bad part was it took 4 weeks to hear back. I didn’t get the offer, likely due to a slightly weaker systems design interview on my part but no hurt feelings. I’d interview here again if given a chance.

Referred by a recruiter. Seems like they have the children running the show because that's all that is left there or it's management's way of training them how to interview. I don't think I've ever had more awkward conversations with a company. While I don't mind being judged by junior devs and managers, they seemed to lack a certain maturity that one becomes accustomed to at other firms. For example, I had to ask one person to turn off their music while I worked on their problem. Overall this was a huge waste of time between the take home assessment and the 3 rounds of interviews. Reading other reviews, seems like they change up the process a bit, too.