Review and practice medium-level data structures and algorithms (DSA), ensuring strong problem-solving skills. Revisit system design basics, clearly articulate design decisions, trade-offs, and reasoning behind each architectural choice made. Overall it was a basic DSA and Sustek design questions for any standard Softare Engineer job.

Technical questions were based on foundational OOP concepts and key software development fundamentals. "Insight" interview questions were tied to the company's core values - easy to look up ahead of time on the company's website.

First I had a 30 minute phone screen with recruiter. The next week, i had a 30 minute phone screen with an engineering manager. Both of these interactions were positive. Then i had a 3 hour panel interview with 3 engineers (2 coding challenges) and a manager and this is where I had a horrible experience. I was told that i could do the challenges in any language i wanted but the program they used was not set up properly. When i switched to a language i was more comfortable writing in, the boilerplate code was not copied over. So, i wrote hybrid code since i wasn't as comfortable writing in the language that they had set. The first interviewer was 15 minutes late and i had to email the hiring director since no on was on the Zoom call with me. Despite the lateness of the first engineer, i was expected to finish the task in the original allotted time. The second engineer gave me an algorithm challenge. The third engineer asked mostly architectural questions. The manager asked more behavioral questions related to the company's values.