Tilt interview questions

- Initial call with recruiter with general questions. - Call with engineering manager, mainly to gauge technical experience, some values/culture alignment questions as well. - There is a take-home technical challenge which mostly involves building a simple web-accessible service. Not excessively challenging, but more a gauge of whether you actually know what you are doing. You are encouraged to use AI where it makes sense, and there are sensible time limits. I enjoyed it and managed to complete in reasonable time, although necessarily there are many trade-offs necessary. - Technical interview with two team-members to walk through the take-home exercise and answer other technical questions. - Interview with the CTO/co-founder. Overall I found the process reasonable, just the right amount of time outlay from my side and they asked sensible questions. Unfortunately I got the sense that the interviewers never actually looked at the code for my take-home exercise, and that meant we wasted a fair bit of time explaining just how everything was put together and what I'd actually implemented. Then there was a three week wait for any response on the next steps before ultimately they rejected my application without any feedback. I feel like some indication of what was not up to their requirements is the minimum a candidate can expect, so I wouldn't recommend this employer. Potentially this indicates much deeper underlying problems if they lack that level of respect for candidates.

I wouldn't bother applying/interviewing here. They are conducting interviews but all of their jobs have been open for months. They are not hiring. After rebranding their reviews have plummeted, I assume they are posting a bunch of jobs to make it look like they're growing. The accounting interview was average-the HR lady was kind of cold and very much question, question, question done. Not very conversational and boring tell me about yourself, when you have solved a problem, etc.