Medallia Software Developer interview questions

I applied online, and several months later was invited to take an online coding challenge. The online coding challenge was objectively the most difficult interview challenge I've ever had (Eventbrite, Intel, Bloomberg, Qumulo, Zappos, Rakuten). You are required to decipher a template that has been prewritten, and then iterate through an iterator of iterators, and search for a particular target string within the string returned from your iterator. I scrolled down to look at the source code below the editor, and whoever wrote it had written in the comments "crazy hack to build iterators". The next challenge was just a run of the mill parse text and find the URL type challenge, which can be solved with a dank regular expression. You are given about 45 minutes to solve each of these challenges. You can use C++, Java, JavaScript, or Python.

I applied online and was given a UI coding challenge about a month later. The challenge is a 1-hour Javascript test with 5 questions. The questions were either fixing a bugged snippet of code or completing functions. After two weeks, I was contacted to schedule a 1-hour phone interview with a front-end developer. There was no coding through a shared document. Half the conversation was about the work culture at Medallia and life in the bay area. The other half were questions specific to some front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, Javascript). Be prepared to explain your previous work experiences and projects. Two weeks later, I was contacted to schedule an on-site interview at Palo Alto, CA. The day consisted of three 1-hr interviews with engineers, one cultural interview, lunch with a developer, and a conversation with the director. Overall, I had a positive experience with the application process. During the on-site, I was treated well by everyone. They made sure I was comfortable and relaxed throughout the day.