Three rounds covering a good range. First was behavioral — a relaxed conversation about previous experience and the team. Second was technical, focused on a system design question around scalability and optimization. Third round went deeper on behavioral, with rapid-fire scenario-based questions that tested how you think on your feet. Each round had a distinct purpose which made the overall process feel intentional and well-organized. The people were sharp and easy to talk to throughout.

Two rounds. First was a casual 30-minute conversation with the team lead — two easy verbal coding questions followed by a general discussion about the team and the work. Very relaxed. Second round was a technical session focused on designing a React component within given constraints — open internet and LLMs allowed, which made it feel practical and realistic. The whole process felt thoughtful and team-specific rather than generic. Great experience overall.

Interview process had graph-based questions focusing on DFS/BFS. First interview was about connected components. Second interview covered another graph problem. Third interview had questions that needed sets and maps to solve efficiently. The interviewers were helpful when I got stuck and seemed genuinely interested in my thought process.