I was asked to implement a rate limiter. The interviewer followed up with questions about ensuring thread safety and handling high QPS.

I had a phone screen in late January. The interviewer's nationality was not specified. The coding question was: You are given a string S describing a street, in which 'H' denotes a house and '-' denotes an empty plot. You may place water tanks in empty plots t...

**Phone Screen:** I had a binary search question. It wasn't difficult. **Onsite (3 rounds, 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM):** They didn't provide lunch or time to eat. * **Round 1:** The interviewer asked me to solve a DSA question similar to Leetcode 380, then asked foll...

I was asked two coding questions. **Question 1: Search Insert Position** The prompt was: ``` Given a sorted array of distinct integers and a target value, return the index if the target is found. If not, return the index where it would be if it were inserted i...

I had an onsite interview. Here's my experience: **Round 1: Hiring Manager (45 minutes)** The HM went over my resume and asked me to introduce one or two projects in detail. It wasn't very technical. A few days later, HR contacted me for the final interview. *...

After introductions and a review of my resume, I was given a simple algorithm question as a warm-up. Then, the interviewer introduced the ML team's models, their inputs and outputs, and I was tasked with designing a system to connect these models. This involve...

The coding question was LeetCode 146, LRU Cache. I drew a diagram on the whiteboard, wrote the code on the whiteboard, and did a dry run.

The initial coding question involved finding the difference between two lists: identifying elements present in list1 but not in list2. My approach was to convert both lists into sets, standardizing the elements (e.g., converting to lowercase) during the set cr...