I interviewed with Netflix in July. I applied at the end of March for several L5 positions and heard back from a recruiter in June. **Round 1: Recruiter Screen** This was a 30-minute interview. I was asked basic questions and about Netflix's culture. I reviewe...
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In the initial phone screen, I was asked to implement a function that takes key-value pairs of ("event name", timestamp) as input. The function should check if the event has been printed in the last 10 seconds, and if not, print the event. The interviewer then...
This was my onsite interview experience at Netflix. **Round 1: Coding** The coding question was a variation of the Course Schedule problem. Instead of courses, it involved painting layers and determining the drawing order based on dependencies between objects....
I had an onsite interview. Here's what I remember: **Round 1: System Design** I had to design a key-value store, with adjustable consistency parameters. **Round 2: Coding** I was asked to implement a JSON parser. Given a query like `.field1.field2`, the functi...
I had to implement a `WeightedCache` class with `get` and `put` methods. The tricky part was that when calling `put`, the key and value would remain the same, but the weight could change. I used a sorted list, but my implementation was terrible. I think it's s...
This was my interview experience for a Senior SWE role in the ML Platform team. **Phone Screen:** I was given an M * N matrix and asked to color each cell black or white, with the requirement that adjacent cells could not have the same color. There was also a...
