Software Engineer · Mid-Level (3 YOE)
This compensation is pretty good for this level
The top compensation package for this level: L5a
The interviewer used the coffee roasting story to make the prompt feel less abstract. The question was Finding the Sweet Spot for Roasting Coffee: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/finding-the-sweet-spot-for-roasting-coffee. I was...
The coding question I received involved using a Trie data structure. ``` // Trie Implementation (Example) class TrieNode: def __init__(self): self.children = {} self.is_word = False def insert(self, word): node = self for char in word: if char not in node.chil...
The interviewer introduced the problem with a simple diagram and asked me to restate the setup before moving forward. The question was Find Security Cameras by Wall Distances: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/find-security-camera...
The interviewer began with a few background questions and then moved into the coding prompt. The question was Exact Meal Plan Calories: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/exact-meal-plan-calories. I was asked to imagine a feature t...
The interviewer was friendly and said the problem would test whether I could handle structured strings carefully. The question was Evaluate Mini Calculator Functions: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/evaluate-mini-calculator-func...
The interviewer introduced the prompt as a small allocation system rather than a pure algorithm puzzle. The question was Design Campground Spot Allocator: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/design-campground-spot-allocator. I was a...
I joined the call from home and the interviewer started with a short intro about the team and the format of the round. The question was Consecutive Shelf Coverage: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/consecutive-shelf-coverage. I wa...