I received a phone screen, then did 3 hackerrank problems; the first two were easy, the third was a dynamic programming knapsack problem. The 3 problems were connected and built on each other (imagine something like: design a system that prints messages for a vending machine. the first problem would be something like: given a list of drinks, prices, and a user's order and balance, print a message with change #, or a not enough balance. the second question would be Now imagine you could use either balance or rewards points. the third question would be like optimize for the cheapest drink price given some reward scheme.) i passed the hackerrank, not finished with the interview process yet. it was easier than intuit and more difficult than, say, the us govt tech force interview process.

I directly gave the technical interview, which was about 50 minutes long. The interviewer was nice, and the interview itself felt collaborative, where I could ask questions and share various problem-solving approaches.