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Company Interview Process Database

How 100 companies run their software engineer interviews, side by side: the stages in order, the final round, the online assessment, the behavioral framework, the timeline and the AI policy. Free to read, link and reuse. Compiled from official careers pages and public candidate reports.

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Software engineer interview process by company. Empty fields are marked Not stated.
CompanyStagesFinal roundOnline assessmentBehavioralTimelineAI policy
  1. Talent Partner screen
  2. Hiring-manager screen
  3. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  4. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  5. Debrief
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite: 2-⁠3 coding, system design, OOD/LLD, behavioralHackerRank, ~60-⁠90 minFour values: Create the Future, Own the Outcome, Raise the Bar, Be GenuineAbout 3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Live coding
  4. System design
  5. Leadership round
  6. Global leadership round
Leadership round(s): culture gate on the Adyen Formula, STAR answersHackerRank, timed, ~70 min to 3 hoursThe Adyen Formula (cultural principles)About 4-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter reach-out
  2. Technical phone screens (1-⁠2)
  3. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  4. Decision
Virtual onsite: 2 coding rounds, system design, hiring managerNo separate OA on the standard SWE path; live phone screen insteadFour themes: ownership, collaboration, measurable impact, ambiguityAbout 2 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad)
  3. Virtual onsite (4-⁠6 rounds)
  4. Leveling committee
  5. Hiring-manager decision and team match
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠6 rounds incl. live coding, Code Review, system design, valuesNot statedChampion the Mission, Be a Host, Embrace the Adventure, Be a Cereal EntrepreneurAbout 2-⁠5 weeksNot stated
  1. Application or referral
  2. Online assessment (OA)
  3. Phone screen
  4. The Loop
  5. Debrief and decision
The Loop: 4 interviews of 55 min, sometimes 5 at senior levels2 coding problems in ~70 min, plus a Work Styles survey16 Leadership Principles, scored in every roundUsually 4-⁠8 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter or HR connect
  2. Technical round one
  3. Techno-managerial round
  4. Managerial and behavioral
  5. HR and negotiation
Not statedCampus and off-campus: timed online assessment, ~90 minBlue Box ValuesNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter phone call
  2. Technical phone screen
  3. Onsite: coding (two rounds)
  4. Onsite: system design or object modeling
  5. Onsite: behavioral and mission fit
  6. Decision and offer
Virtual onsite, ~4 rounds: 2 coding, design or object modeling, behavioralNo take-home; every round is live codingMission fit, checked twice; no published values listOften about 3-⁠4 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical screen (CodeSignal)
  3. Hiring-manager screen
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. References and team matching
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite: ~4-⁠5 rounds, incl. ~2 live coding roundsCodeSignal, one problem in four levels, ~90 minValues round on seven published values, mainly Hold light and shadeUsually 3-⁠4 weeks; team matching can stretch itNo AI assistance unless an interviewer says otherwise
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Hiring-manager screen
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Onsite loop (often 5-⁠6 rounds)
  5. Debrief and decision (hiring manager decides)
Onsite loop: usually 5-⁠6 rounds of coding, design and team fitNot statedNo published values framework; probes product passion, craft, collaborationAbout 4-⁠8 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter or hiring-manager screen
  2. Coding screen (AI-free)
  3. Super day: coding
  4. Super day: system and low-level design
  5. Super day: behavioral and hiring manager
Super day: ~4-⁠6 back-to-back rounds of coding, design, behavioralOnline assessment in some pipelines, not universalOwnership, learning, cross-team communication, trade-offs (STAR)Commonly 2-⁠4 weeksAI-free coding screen; newer onsite has an AI-allowed prototyping sprint
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Hiring committee
  5. Offer
Virtual onsite, 4-⁠5 rounds: 2 coding, system design, manager, Values InterviewHackerRank, 2-⁠3 problems in ~90 min (new-grad and campus)Values Interview on the five Atlassian values4-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Application or recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment
  3. Technical round
  4. System design (senior only) and values round
A behavioural round on the RISES values closes every loop~2 hours on SHL, HackerRank, HackerEarth or Codility: coding, SQL, CS MCQRISES: Respect, Integrity, Service, Excellence, StewardshipAbout 3-⁠4 weeksNot stated
  1. HireVue video pre-screen (US)
  2. Hiring-manager phone screen
  3. Superday onsite
Superday: nominally 3 rounds, easy to easy-medium coding (US)HackerRank, typically 2 coding questions in ~60 minBlackRock's five stated principlesUsually 3-⁠4 weeks; in India often a one-day hiring driveNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad)
  3. Virtual onsite (the loop)
  4. Hiring decision
  5. Team matching
  6. Offer
The loop: 4-⁠5 rounds, ~4.5 hours: 2 coding, design, behavioral, past projectNot statedA purpose (economic empowerment), not a numbered values listAbout 6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (HackerRank CodePair)
  3. Superday
  4. Team matching
Superday: coding rounds, system design past entry level, behaviouralNot stated"Why Bloomberg?" is a scored question, not small talk4-⁠7 weeks, plus team matchingNot stated
  1. Application (Workday)
  2. Recruiter screen
  3. Online assessment (CodeSignal)
  4. Manager phone screen (optional)
  5. Power Day
  6. Team matching
Power Day: coding, system design, business case, behavioral (4-⁠6 hours)CodeSignal, proctored, ~4 tasks in ~70 minTwo values: Excellence and Do the Right Thing3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment or coding screen
  3. Final loop
  4. Decision
Final loop: 4 one-hour rounds (coding, system design, debugging, behavioral)HackerRank, 2 questions in 50-⁠90 minSeven Operating Principles, STAR format2-⁠4 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (often skipped for experienced hires)
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Onsite loop
  5. Wrap and offer
Onsite: 3-⁠5 interviews, coding, fundamentals, Leadership and BehavioralHackerRank, ~70-⁠90 min: 2-⁠3 coding problems plus networking/OS MCQSTAR tuned to Cisco's Guiding Principles and Purpose4-⁠8 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment
  3. Technical phone screen(s)
  4. Superday (virtual onsite)
  5. Team match and offer
Superday: 3-⁠4 interviews, mostly hard live codingHackerRank, 2 problems in ~75 min (CodeSignal on some Securities roles)No standalone values round; fit read across every stageAbout 2-⁠4 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Hiring-manager screen
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Team match and leveling
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite: 3-⁠5 rounds incl. coding, system design, Orange Cloud valuesMany pipelines have none; some add a short online assessmentOrange Cloud round: Principled, Curious, TransparentAbout 3-⁠5 weeksFrontend round bans AI; a newer senior round asks how you use coding agents
  1. Resume screen
  2. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  3. Online assessment (CodeSignal, ~90 min)
  4. Technical phone screen (sometimes, ~1 hour)
  5. Virtual onsite (over ~2 days)
  6. Offer (hiring manager decides)
Virtual onsite: 2 pair-programming, 1 system design, 1 values roundCodeSignal Industry Coding Framework, ~90 min, one problem in four levelsValues round scored on Coinbase's nine cultural tenetsAbout 6-⁠8 weeksAI coding tools allowed in the technical rounds
  1. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  2. Practical coding screen (~1 hour)
  3. Hiring-manager round
  4. Possible second technical screen
  5. Final round
Final round: often combined coding and system design (senior)Live coding screen for software roles; some firmware/infra loops use an OACompany values exist, but rounds do not map to a named listAbout 3-⁠5 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank, ~2 hours; interns and new grads)
  3. Coding rounds (1-⁠2)
  4. System design
  5. Hiring-manager and project deep-dive
Not statedHackerRank, ~2 hours (interns and new grads only)No standalone values loop; folded into the hiring-manager roundNot fixed, with multi-week gaps between roundsNot stated
  1. Application
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. CodePair live round
  4. Onsite technical rounds (3-⁠5)
  5. Techno-managerial round
  6. HR round
Onsite: 3-⁠5 technical rounds, often in one day in IndiaHackerRank, multi-section, each part timed separatelyNot statedCan take several weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad, ~1 hour)
  3. Hiring-manager call (~1 hour)
  4. Virtual onsite (5 rounds)
  5. References and hiring committee decision
Virtual onsite: 2 coding, 1 concurrency, 1 system design, 1 behavioralNo OA for new grads; a phone screen is the first gateSix culture principles (Cross-Functional / Behavioral round)About 3-⁠8 weeks, most land at 3-⁠6Not stated
  1. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad, ~1 hour)
  3. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  4. Decision and team match
Virtual onsite: 2 coding, 1 system design, 1 values, sometimes a deep-diveOnline assessment for interns and new gradsAmazon-style questions; no published list of principlesAbout 3-⁠6 weeksWritten AI guidelines; misusing or hiding AI tools can disqualify
  1. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  2. Technical phone screen (Skills Test, 45-⁠60 min)
  3. Onsite: coding, on your own machine
  4. Onsite: system design (mid-level and above)
  5. Onsite: Values Interview
  6. Onsite: Attitude Interview
  7. Debrief and committee
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds of ~45 minSkills test on CoderPad or HackerRank, or live; some teams use a take-homeTwo named rounds: Values and AttitudeAbout 3-⁠5 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank; new grads)
  3. Technical phone screen (usually HackerRank CodePair)
  4. Virtual onsite (3-⁠4 sessions)
  5. Roundtable debrief
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite: Code Craft, often Debugging, plus coding and designHackerRank, ~90 min (new grads; experienced hires usually skip)Twelve operating principles under four valuesAbout 3-⁠6 weeksAI-assisted session (where rolled out); AI banned in other rounds
  1. Recruiter screen (~30 min)
  2. Online assessment (CodeSignal, ~1 hour)
  3. Technical phone screen (not universal)
  4. Virtual onsite (~5 rounds in two stages)
  5. Hiring committee and offer
Virtual onsite: coding, project deep-dive, code review, All-Around, designCodeSignal (Industry Coding Framework), ~1 hour, proctoredAll-Around round, scored on five core valuesCommonly a few weeksAI assistant expected on the online assessment; off in the onsite rounds
  1. Application
  2. Recruiter screen (15-⁠30 min)
  3. Technical phone screen (~1 hour)
  4. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  5. Team decision
Virtual onsite: 2-⁠3 coding, system design, hiring managerCodeSignal, 4 problems in ~70 min, or the Industry Coding AssessmentHiring-manager round; no published list of principlesNot statedA newer AI-assisted coding round, graded on how you work with AI tools
  1. Online assessment (India campus track)
  2. Technical interview: Core Java, fundamentals, one DSA problem
  3. HR round
India: an HR round closes it; US: 1-⁠3 interviews of 30-⁠45 minHirePro or HackerRank, ~90-⁠120 min (India track)No published values framework or scored values listNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Hiring-manager call
  3. Technical phone screen (CoderPad, ~1 hour)
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Director screen (senior levels)
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite, ~4 hours: coding, design, behavioral, project deep-diveNot statedFive values: Build Community, Run with It, Love Your Craft, Grow as You Go, PlayCommonly 3-⁠4 weeksNot stated
  1. Application
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Recruiter and resume screen
  4. Technical phone screen (CoderPad, 1-⁠2)
  5. Superday
  6. Decision and offer
Superday: 3 same-day elimination rounds (coding, design, SDLC and resume)HackerRank, ~2 problems in 90-⁠120 min14 Business Principles (a loose lens, not a scorecard)Commonly 3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Application and screening
  2. Recruiter call
  3. Technical phone screen (45 min)
  4. Onsite interviews
  5. Hiring committee (HC)
  6. Team matching
  7. Offer and negotiation
Onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds of 45 min, typically 3 coding + 1 GoogleynessGoogle Hiring Assessment (GHA), a situational online test, for some candidatesGoogleyness & Leadership (G&L) roundTypically 6-⁠12 weeksPilot: a code-comprehension round with an AI chat assistant (Google Cloud, US)
  1. Recruiter reach-out and intro call
  2. Online assessment
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Feedback session and decision
Virtual onsite: live coding, 1-⁠2 system design, hiring-manager behavioralCodeSignal, 90 min, proctored (most since mid-2025), or a 3-hour take-homeHEART values: Humble, Empathetic, Adaptable, Remarkable, TransparentOften a couple of weeks for mid and senior rolesNot stated
  1. Application
  2. Take-home coding test
  3. Technical phone screens (~2)
  4. Full-day final loop
Full-day final loop: coding, a debugging round, systems and design, team fitCodeSignal, ~4 problems, ~75-⁠150 minNo standalone values round and no numbered principles listNot statedCheating with an LLM is screened for and disqualifying
  1. Recruiter and application screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Technical rounds (1-⁠2)
  4. Behavioral and HR
  5. Offer
Behavioral and HR: a fit-focused round that closes most loopsHackerRank, commonly 2 problems in ~60 minThree published values and six Growth BehaviorsCommonly around 6 weeks, ranging from 4 to 10Not stated
  1. CV screen and recruiter call
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. One-way recorded video
  4. Recruiter or HR call
  5. Final technical loop
Final loop: CS-fundamentals 1:1 and a 2.5-⁠3 hour working sessionHackerRank, ~120 min, 2 medium-to-hard problemsSix published values, no value-by-value scorecardAbout 4-⁠8 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (CodeSignal)
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite loop
  5. Debrief and offer
Virtual onsite, 4-⁠5 sessions: 2 coding, system design, Bar Raiser behavioralCodeSignal, 4 tasks in ~70 minFive values, led by Go far together and Grow the pieOften around 4-⁠6 weeksA newer AI-enabled CodeSignal OA variant for some roles
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (entry-level and intern loops only)
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite panel
  5. Manager or exec close
Virtual onsite panel: 3-⁠4 back-to-back interviews, then a manager closeEntry-level only: ~2 problems, commonly 60-⁠90 minSeven values, e.g. Customer First, Results Driven, One IntelUsually 4-⁠8 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (Glider)
  3. TPI phone screen ("Eliminator")
  4. A4A onsite
  5. AI round (emerging, not yet universal)
  6. Debrief and offer
A4A onsite: ~4 rounds built around the Craft DemoGlider, multiple choice plus 1-⁠2 easy-to-medium coding problemsFive operating values, led by Customer ObsessionOften 2-⁠4 weeksCandidates told to disable AI assistance during machine-coding
  1. Recruiter conversation
  2. Coding screen (Zoom, shared editor)
  3. Onsite
  4. Project or fit conversation
  5. Decision and offer
Onsite: 3-⁠4 coding rounds of ~70 min each (engineers)No timed online assessment for the software loopFour published values; fit read inside the technical roundsUsually a few weeksNot stated
  1. Application
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Superday
  4. Decision
  5. Offer and team matching
Superday: 3 rounds of ~45 min (coding + code review, system design, behavioral)HackerRank, 2 problems in ~1 hourFour Business Principles, read as a loose lensCommonly 3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter or HR screen
  2. Online assessment (track-dependent)
  3. Technical phone screens (1-⁠3)
  4. Superday
  5. Decision and team match
Superday, usually Chicago: often 4-⁠7 rounds escalating in difficultySWE: coding test, ~90-⁠120 min; platform varies (HackerRank, CodeSignal, others)No published values list; fit read for discretion, conviction, ownershipOften 3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad)
  3. Virtual onsite (InDay)
  4. Host-manager synthesis
  5. Hiring committee
  6. Team matching
  7. Offer
Virtual onsite (InDay): 4-⁠6 rounds of ~45-⁠60 minNot statedFive shared values adopted in 2022, led by members firstCommonly 4-⁠8 weeksSome loops now include an AI-assisted CoderPad round; not yet standard
  1. Recruiter reach-out
  2. Routed to a team
  3. Technical phone screen (CoderPad, ~1 hour)
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Verbal offer, then team matching
Virtual onsite: 4 rounds, Laptop test, 1-⁠2 system design, manager talkNot statedNo published values list; purpose "to serve and connect"Not statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter or HR screen
  2. Technical screen (elimination, ~45 min)
  3. Superday: Technical SME
  4. Superday: Bar Raiser
  5. Superday: Hiring Manager
  6. HR close
Superday: 3 rounds, Technical SME, Bar Raiser, Hiring ManagerCampus/new-grad: 2 coding questions in 60 min; experienced hires often skip itNo scored values list; "Decency Quotient" is culture framingNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad, 45 min)
  3. Onsite ("Full Loop")
  4. Team matching
  5. Offer
Full Loop: E5 usually 4 rounds: 2 coding, 1 design, 1 behavioralNo standardized OA for most SWEsSix values, such as Move FastUsually a few weeks to a couple of monthsAI-enabled coding round rolling out since Oct 2025; may replace a coding round
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (org-dependent)
  3. Virtual loop
  4. As-appropriate slot and decision
Virtual loop: 4-⁠5 interviews of ~45 min, back-to-back in one dayOrg-dependent: Codility or HackerRank, often 2-⁠3 problems in 60-⁠90 minGrowth mindset, plus Respect, Integrity and AccountabilityUsually a few weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical screen
  3. Hiring-manager round
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Debrief
  6. Offer
Onsite: 3-⁠4 60-min rounds: coding, component build, DB design, behavioralOften for early-career: Karat screen or HackerRank (~25 MCQ + 2 easy problems)Six core values, with Own What You Do weighted mostUsually 3-⁠5 weeksNot stated
  1. Application
  2. Online assessment
  3. Technical round 1
  4. Technical round 2
  5. Hiring-manager round
  6. VP or director, and HR (senior loops)
Hiring-manager round: coding, concurrency, production-readiness and behavioralLaterals: HackerRank, 80-⁠90 min; US campus: HireVue video and SHL testFive core values, e.g. Do the Right Thing, Put Clients FirstSeveral weeks, longer at senior levelsNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Hiring-manager screen
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite
Onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds; system design and culture weigh mostNot statedCulture memo: discuss and critique it3-⁠5 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Hiring-manager or leadership final
  5. Offer
Hiring-manager or leadership final: past projects, ownership, missionNot statedFour values, incl. Own the outcome and Direct and kind2-⁠5 weeks, about 3 weeks on averageSome teams add an emerging AI-assisted round
  1. Recruiter or referral screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Coding rounds (2-⁠3)
  4. Debugging round
  5. Design rounds: high-level and low-level
  6. Techno-managerial close
Techno-managerial close: project deep-dive, systems questions, light behavioralHackerRank, 2 algorithm problems in ~60-⁠120 minNo published values list; light behavioral in the techno-managerial roundNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (org-dependent)
  3. Technical phone screen(s)
  4. Onsite
  5. Team debrief and decision
Onsite: ~5 back-to-back rounds, mix set by the teamHackerRank or Codility, 2-⁠3 problems in 70-⁠90 min (org-dependent)Five core values in its Code of Conduct; no numbered interview rubric3-⁠8 weeks, can stretch longerNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (CodeSignal)
  3. Technical screen
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Decision
Virtual onsite: 3-⁠5 rounds (coding, LLD, system design, HM behavioral)CodeSignal, usually 70-⁠90 min, ~4 questionsThree values: Love our customers; Always secure. Always on.; Build and own itAbout 2-⁠2.5 weeksRare OA variants add an AI-assisted build (e.g. an MCP server)
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (some pipelines)
  3. Technical phone screen(s)
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Team match and leveling
  6. Offer
Onsite: 4-⁠6 rounds (coding, system design, behavioral, project deep-dive)HackerRank, some pipelines only (new-grad, non-US, Solutions)Values such as Feel the AGI; nearly every loop asks about AI safety6-⁠8 weeksAI tools off by default; a beta agentic-coding round where you steer an AI agent
  1. Application
  2. Online assessment
  3. Behavioural interview
  4. Technical interview
  5. Final interview day
Final interview day: 2 technical rounds + 1 behaviouralHackerRank, ~2 hoursFive published values, read without a scorecardA few weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank, mostly campus)
  3. Phone screen
  4. Onsite loop
  5. Offer
Onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds incl. coding, HM deep-dive, cross-team bartender roundNew grads: HackerRank, ~100 min; experienced hires skip itNo published rubric; internal values such as owning without ego (OCI)About 33-⁠41 daysNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Technical phone screen (CodePair)
  4. Virtual onsite ("Superday")
  5. Hiring-manager final
  6. Offer and team match
Hiring-manager final: re-opens your weakest round, tests mission alignmentHackerRank, ~60-⁠90 minMission fit ("why Palantir"), about 20 min embedded in each roundUsually 3-⁠4 weeksAI assistants not permitted in interviews
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank or Codility)
  3. Technical or hiring-manager screen
  4. Onsite (3-⁠4 rounds)
  5. Behavioral and HR
Onsite: 3-⁠4 rounds of coding, system or low-level design, behavioralHackerRank or Codility, ~60-⁠90 minSTAR answers mapped to the company's core valuesAbout 5-⁠6 weeks in the USNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank, common but not universal)
  3. Technical phone screen (Karat, 1-⁠2)
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Debrief and team match
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite over Microsoft Teams, ~4-⁠6 roundsHackerRank, 60-⁠90 minThree Leadership Principles (plus four Core Values)About 2-⁠4 weeks, often longerNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen(s) (applied Python)
  3. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  4. Founder or leadership round
Founder or leadership round, 30-⁠45 min (common, not guaranteed)Not statedSix stated values incl. Curiosity, Velocity, Ownership and QualityAbout 1-⁠3 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical screen (CodeSignal or live CoderPad)
  3. Coding rounds (2-⁠3)
  4. System design (or ML system design)
  5. Behavioral with the Hiring Manager
  6. Debrief, team match, then offer
Virtual onsite, ~5 rounds: 3 coding, 1 system design, 1 HM behavioralCodeSignal (new grads: one easy plus three medium), or a live CoderPad screenPut Pinners First is the top value; then collaboration, feedback, craftCommonly 3-⁠5 weeks, recruiter call to offerNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (sometimes)
  3. Technical phone screen (CoderPad-style live coding)
  4. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  5. Debrief and offer
Virtual onsite: practical coding, system design, project deep-dive, behavioralTimed assessment, ~90 min, 2 problems (not universal)Mission "Unlock financial freedom for everyone"; no published values listAbout 2.5-⁠3 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter or HR screen
  2. Hiring-manager deep-dive (often an elimination round)
  3. Machine-coding round
  4. System design (HLD)
  5. Bar Raiser (often product-flavored)
  6. Final HM and culture-fit round
Final HM and culture-fit round: a conversational close on values and motivationNot statedFive values, e.g. Create with curiosity, Earn trust, Embrace constraintsAbout a week to over a monthGoogle and AI tools like Claude Code allowed (stated for at least one team)
  1. Online assessment (HirePro-style)
  2. Technical rounds (2-⁠4, each can end the process)
  3. Hiring manager or managerial round
  4. HR and compensation
Hiring manager or managerial round, ~25-⁠45 min: resume and project deep-diveHirePro-style test, 90 minNo published set of behavioral principlesNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen
  3. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  4. Team matching
  5. Decision and offer
Virtual onsite: 2 coding, system design, HM/behavioral, and a values roundNo standalone OA; the live phone screen is the first technical gateFive company values: Mission first, Make something people love, Evolve...About 2.5-⁠4 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad)
  3. Virtual onsite (4-⁠5 rounds)
  4. Hiring-manager chat and decision
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠5 Zoom rounds of coding, system design and valuesUsually no separate online assessment; the live phone screen filtersRipple's four values: passionate, bold, accountable together, transparentAbout 4 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (run-and-test)
  3. Hiring-manager call
  4. Virtual loop (3-⁠5 rounds)
  5. Team match and decision
Virtual loop: ~90-min practical build, coding, system design, behavioralSometimes, mostly for interns and new grads; a timed coding testOwnership themes, e.g. Go to Western UnionAbout 3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (often Karat)
  3. Recruiter prep call
  4. Virtual onsite ("Super Day")
  5. Debrief
  6. Team matching, then offer
Virtual Super Day of 3-⁠5 rounds on CoderPadOften Karat; new grads more often CodeSignal, ~90 minRobinhood's seven values (e.g. Safety Always)4-⁠6 weeksNo AI tools during live interviews and assessments
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical screen or online assessment
  3. Virtual onsite loop
  4. Creativity round
  5. Final values round
  6. Committee decision
Final values round, ~1 hour with a senior interviewer from outside the teamCodeSignal, ~2 problems in ~50 minFour Builder Framework values4-⁠8 weeksAI assistants not allowed in interviews
  1. Recruiter reach-out
  2. Coding screens (CoderPad, 1-⁠2)
  3. Onsite: System Coding
  4. Onsite: algorithms
  5. Onsite: system design or debugging
  6. Hiring-manager deep-dive
Onsite of 4-⁠6 rounds: 2-⁠3 System Coding, 1 algorithms, sometimes designHackerRank, 4 problems in ~75-⁠90 min (new grads and interns)No named values framework; HM fit-and-depth conversationA few weeks to about 2 monthsNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Decision and team match
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite, half day: ~2 coding, 1 system design, 1 behavioral/valuesHackerRank, ~90 minFive values, led by Trust3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter or HR screen
  2. Online assessment
  3. Technical rounds (1-⁠3)
  4. Techno-managerial round
  5. HR (final)
Techno-managerial round with the hiring manager, then HRHackerRank or SAP's own platform: 10-⁠15 MCQs plus 2 coding problems"How We Run" values, not scored; business impact weighs most4-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Practical technical screen (HackerRank)
  3. ML take-home (ML and research tracks)
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Pooled-hiring close
Virtual onsite, ~4 rounds, then a pooled-hiring closeHackerRank practical build, ~50 minThe six CredosNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Live technical rounds (3-⁠4)
  4. Hiring-manager round
  5. Offer
Hiring-manager round: values and ownership, often with a light coding problemHackerRank, ~45-⁠60 minFour company values (e.g. Wow our Customers)2-⁠4 weeksNo AI assistance in assessments unless explicitly permitted
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Life Story interview
  3. Coding screen (CoderPad)
  4. Pair programming
  5. Technical deep dive (and system design)
  6. Offer and team placement
Not statedInterns/new grads: usually no standardized OA; live CoderPad screenLife Story, graded on impact, readiness, trust, engagement, self-awareness3-⁠5 weeksAI assistants often allowed in coding rounds; varies by team
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (HackerRank)
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Debrief and decision
  5. Offer and team match
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠6 rounds, 2-⁠4 coding, system design at L4+No consistent async OA; the live HackerRank screen is the first real gateKind, Smart, Creative, scored in nearly every round3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (new grads, many SWE pipelines)
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Team debrief
  6. Offer
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠5 hour-long rounds, plus a Tech Talk from IC3 upHackerRank or CodeSignal, 3 problems in 90-⁠120 minEight core values, led by Put Customers First3-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Apply and recruiter screen
  2. Skills assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Onsite
  4. Decision and offer
Onsite: ~4-⁠7 rounds by role and levelHackerRank online assessmentSoFi's eleven core valuesAbout 3 weeks; some roles 4-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter call and questionnaire
  2. Take-home coding test
  3. Technical screen(s)
  4. Onsite: project presentation
  5. Onsite: coding and system design
  6. Hiring-manager behavioral round
Onsite, ~5 hours: 4-⁠5 coding and design rounds plus a defended project talkTake-home, commonly ~4 hours in one sitting (Python or C++)No named rubric; manager-driven, probes willingness to work hardNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical screen (Karat)
  3. Onsite: coding
  4. Onsite: object-oriented design in code
  5. Onsite: system design (mid and senior)
  6. Onsite: behavioral
Onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds; system design leans on logs, metrics and searchKarat screen, 15 multiple-choice questions, then a 60-min live roundNo published values framework; project and teamwork storiesA few weeks end to endNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen (CoderPad)
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Decision and debrief
  5. Offer
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds incl. 2 coding, Mural design, case study, valuesNot statedThe Bassline: One Team, Human Judgment, Make It Happen2-⁠5 weeks when it moves fast; international loops up to about 2 monthsNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Technical phone screen
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Debrief and decision
Onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds, e.g. bug squash, integration, coding, design, behavioralTimed HackerRank assessment in some pipelines (often new-grad, high-volume)Stripe's Operating PrinciplesUsually 4-⁠8 weeks; about 2 with a referralNo AI assistants; the open internet is fair game
  1. Resume screen and recruiter reach-out
  2. Online assessment (CodeSignal GCA)
  3. Live technical round(s)
  4. Super Day (final loop)
Super Day: 3-⁠4 back-to-back sessions of coding, design/optimization, fitCodeSignal GCA, ~4 questions in 70 minFour published value themes, e.g. collaboration, questioning assumptionsUsually 2-⁠4 weeks; some stretch toward 8Not stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Early hiring-manager call
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Offer
Virtual onsite: 3-⁠5 rounds of coding, system design, behavioralOften a timed Codility or HackerRank set of ~3 problems (software roles)No numbered values list to reciteAbout 33 days on average; 2 weeks to 2 monthsNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (when present)
  3. Technical phone screen(s)
  4. Sequential technical rounds
  5. Hiring manager or skip-level
  6. HR round and offer
HR round: behavioral fit, logistics, salary expectationsCodeSignal, ~4 problems in 70-⁠90 min (often skipped if experienced/referred)ByteDance's six ByteStyles, starting with Always Day 1Usually 4-⁠6 weeks; senior loops can stretch to several monthsNo AI assistance on the CodeSignal assessment
  1. Application
  2. Recruiter screen
  3. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  4. Virtual onsite
  5. Decision
Virtual onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds, incl. coding, design, hiring manager, Bar RaiserHackerRank, 2-⁠3 problems in ~90 min (experienced), incl. a REST-API taskThe Twilio Magic values, graded in the Bar Raiser roundOften about 2-⁠5 weeks end to endNot stated
  1. Recruiter chat
  2. Hiring-manager meeting
  3. Skills assessment ("Side Quest")
  4. Technical phone screen
  5. Virtual onsite ("Final Boss")
  6. Debrief, decision and team match
Final Boss onsite: 4-⁠5 rounds, Leadership Principles graded in nearly allSide Quest: async CodeSignal assessment or a shorter take-home, easy to mediumTwitch's own 15 Leadership Principles2-⁠8 weeks, application to offer (Twitch's stated range)No AI help on the Side Quest assessment
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (CodeSignal) and/or phone screen
  3. Onsite loop
  4. Debrief and decision
Same-day onsite: 4-⁠6 rounds, with a Bar RaiserCodeSignal, 4 problems in ~70 minEight cultural values from the 2017 resetUsually 4-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Screen (often the hiring manager)
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank, optional)
  3. Coding rounds (2-⁠4)
  4. Design rounds (HLD, plus LLD at MTS-3+)
  5. Managerial round
Managerial round: behavioral questions, project deep-dive, team fitWhen present: HackerRank, ~2 easy-to-medium problemsNo named values framework; team fit in the managerial roundNot statedNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Karat screen (US) or online assessment (India, campus)
  3. Virtual onsite
  4. Debrief and offer
Virtual onsite: 3-⁠5 one-hour rounds of coding, design at Senior+, HM roundUS: 60-min Karat screen; India/campus: HackerRank or HirePro testFour core values: respect, service, excellence, integrityCommonly 4-⁠8 weeksNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Coding assessment or screen (HackerRank or Karat)
  3. Coding round and domain problem
  4. Low-level design
  5. High-level design
  6. Behavioral, culture fit, and decision
Hiring-manager behavioral; senior India loops add culture-fit and directorHackerRank, 2-⁠3 problems in ~60 min, or a Karat screenNine People PrinciplesNot statedSome coding assessments may allow AI tools; phone and virtual interviews AI-free
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Online assessment (Byteboard)
  3. Recruiter prep call
  4. Onsite: coding
  5. Onsite: system design
  6. Onsite: behavioral
Multi-day onsite of 5 or 6 interviewsByteboard, project-style, multi-part coding exerciseNo scored values round and no published principles listAbout 4-⁠6 weeksNot stated
  1. Application
  2. Recruiter screen
  3. Online assessment
  4. Technical rounds
  5. Technical-managerial round
  6. Offer
Technical-managerial round: technical plus behavioral with the hiring managerHackerRank, ~70 min for ~4 questions incl. SQL (US)Five Expectations (plus a sixth for managers)About 2-⁠6 weeks, longer at senior levelsNot stated
  1. Recruiter screen
  2. Hiring-manager round
  3. Object-oriented class-diagram round
  4. Coding round(s)
  5. Architecture deep-dive
  6. Xpresso demo and values rounds
Xpresso demo (~30 min) and a VIBE values roundHackerRank, ~3 medium problems in ~2 hours; not universalVIBE (Value Inclusion, Belonging & Equity) values roundAbout a monthNot stated
  1. Initial engineer call
  2. Statement of Exceptional Work
  3. Online assessment (CodeSignal, proctored)
  4. Palo Alto onsite
  5. Team matching
  6. Offer and final sign-off
Palo Alto onsite: 2-⁠4 in-person rounds incl. coding, codebase reading, designCodeSignal, proctored, ~60 minNo dedicated behavioral round; fit read in engineer call and manager chatAbout 2-⁠3 weeksNot stated
  1. Application and Exceptional Work Statement
  2. Engineer-led screen
  3. Technical phone screen
  4. Technical loop: three rounds
  5. Team round and hardest-problem talk
  6. Final fit and offer
Team round: ~20-minute hardest-problem presentation, then questionsNot statedNo heavy dedicated values round; fit judged inside technical roundsAim of about 1 week; 2-⁠4 weeks is more realisticNot stated
  1. Pre-placement talk
  2. Online assessment (HackerRank)
  3. Technical rounds (2-⁠3)
  4. HR round
HR round: competing offers, why Zscaler, location and shift logisticsHackerRank, 90 min to 2 hours, 3-⁠4 medium-to-hard problemsNo published values list; reads mission fit, project depth, ownershipNot statedNot stated

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