The interview process consisted of multiple stages. First, I received a take-home assignment that included LeetCode-style string manipulation and data structure questions in Java, along with one SQL join question. The second round was an interview with two engineers focused on my previous experience. The third round included a system design question and the implementation of a data structure in Java. I was told to wait for the interview results, but I have not received any follow-up after a long period of time.

The interview process consisted of three stages. The first round focused on my resume, experience, and how my skills aligned with the role. It was more of a behavioral and background discussion, and I found it to be a positive and engaging conversation. Both the interviewer and I seemed aligned by the end of that round. The second stage was a system design interview. The initial prompt appeared to be a straightforward design problem; however, the requirements were somewhat ambiguous. I asked a few clarifying questions to better understand the expectations, but it seemed that this may have influenced the tone of the conversation. From my perspective, the round felt less structured and more subjective after that point. The third and final stage was a live coding session. I was presented with a DSA problem, and the interaction went smoothly. I first walked through my approach and then implemented the solution. Overall, this round was well-conducted and collaborative.