Interviewed as an Android/Mobile engineer with
Chime
Instacart
Figma
DoorDash
Google
Square
Shopify
Uber
Nextdoor
Robinhood
Twitter
Got offers from all except Figma.
Accepted Chime@255K Base + 15% Bonus + 19K units (not dollars) RSU.
Can help answer any questions since I think I generally don’t see high level Mobile datapoints.
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1) Datamodel & API (if not provided)
2) components the data travels through (fetch, store, cache , display)
3) component lifecycles and clear understanding of when and what triggers what
4) Really drive the interview. Don’t ask question such as should I cache this data or not. Just decide, justify the decision and move on.
4) Really drive the interview. Don’t ask question such as should I cache this data or not. Just decide, justify the decision and move on.
Applies all interviews for staff+. Thanks for the advice!
How was the on-site coding round of instacart?
Wondering about:
1. How to prep for the coding? Is it build a feature? Debugging? Architect/design something on the spot?
And another question is... what do you think differentiates an L5 and an L6 engineers for mobile?
I don’t think there is exactly one path from L5->L6. My path has generally been by being able to abstract going very deep into performance, reliability and testing of products I have been building