I have an virtual onsite interview coming up and I am looking for some advice on what to expect. The position I am interviewing for is L2 Software Engineer. I have been told it will be 4 rounds (Whiteboard, ProgEx, Code Review, and Resume Deep Dive). What should I expect during the Whiteboard and ProgEx rounds? Are these more algorithm focused or should I expect some systems design? Any tips or advice would be appreciated. #indeed #indeedinterview #helpinpreparing #interview Update: Felt I did well on all the rounds except 1 where I had TLE on some test cases. I heard back 10 days later and was rejected with no feedback. Here what I was asked each round: Whiteboard: Implement a Unrolled linked list. ProgEx: This was 1.5 hour question on HackerRank with a proctor watching. The question was basically asking to implement a job title search system where you are given a list of job titles and need to return top 5 jobs given a certain input. I had a working solution for this but I didnt have enough time to fully optimize, so I have 6 test cases fail to TLE. Code Review: Easy Round, just a basic PR review less than 100 lines of code. Resume Deep Dive: Just talking about one project you have worked on in the past and diving deep into all aspects.
Which location are u interviewing for ??
Remote, In the US
For the code review, keep two things in mind. 1.) Is this code correct? And 2.) Are there any ways I can improve this?
Thank you for the tips!
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Any update op?
I updated me original post with my experience
OP, How was the interview?
I updated me original post with my experience
What was the system design?
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Whiteboard is a coding round where you don't compile the code. ProgEx you have to compile code and pass all test cases. As I remember, both round had more practical real life type questions rather than leetcode type problems, but you still need to know data structures and algos to do well.
Thanks for the tips! Do you know what platform they use to conduct their whiteboard round virtually?
Both were done in hacker rank.