Software Engineer · Mid-Level · Phone Screen
I was asked an interval merging question. I had to write the main method and test cases in the shared coderpad, which was not ideal.
I was asked an interval merging question. I had to write the main method and test cases in the shared coderpad, which was not ideal.
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The interview lasted 75 minutes. In the first 30 minutes, I was asked about machine learning fundamentals. I was given five sets of train/test error comparisons and asked to analyze each one, including how to solve overfitting. For the remaining 45 minutes, I...
I had a virtual onsite interview, although I was scheduled for 4 rounds instead of the usual 5. **Round 1: Phone Screen** The interviewer was in Mexico. The question required JavaScript, and I was surprised when the interviewer told me not to worry about CSS o...
I was asked LeetCode 76. I hadn't practiced sliding window problems in a while. I wrote the code, but it didn't pass the test cases before the interview ended.
I was given an API `fetch_page(page_number)` that returns a page of data. Each page contains a list of results `data` and a `next_page_number` to fetch the next page. If `next_page_number` is null, there's no more data. I needed to implement `fetch(n)` to fetc...
I had an onsite interview. The coding rounds included a variation of LeetCode 155 and a nested key-value problem. For the system design round, I had to design a web crawler starting from a single link and handling 1000 different devices. I was asked many follo...
### Round 1: Recruiter Screen The recruiter contacted me to discuss my background, eligibility, and the interview process. This round lasted 30 minutes. ### Round 2: Phone Screen I was given external APIs to call to complete internal APIs. I had to write my ow...
I was asked to design a game where you control a small square to move forward, backward, left, and right. The small square is in a square area, and it cannot exceed the outer square's boundary.
My onsite interview consisted of five rounds. **Round 1 (Front-end):** I was asked to design a clock that displays the current time (hh:mm:ss). This was a previously seen question on GreatFrontEnd. **Round 2 (Front-end):** I had to design a drag selection feat...
In the phone screen, I was asked two coding questions. For the first question whici si Leetcode 994, I completed it in about 5-10 minutes, after which the interviewer immediately moved on to the next question. The second question was similar to Leetocode 958,...