I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Uber (San Francisco, CA)
Interview
Phone interview: previous projects, then two standard technical questions.
Onsite interview: somewhat of a joke. The whole process felt quite disorganized, and two of the interviewers on the loop quite plainly didn't know what they were talking about and were reluctant to admit as such. Probably the easiest technical interview as a candidate to date.
Offer stage: compensation was rather middling for given role and seniority. Company is averse to negotiation.
Surprisingly, the interview felt quite straightforward, especially for a senior role. I started with a technical screen, where I was asked to design an Uber Eats cart service. It caught me off guard initially, but then I remembered a specific mock I had practiced on PracHub that was nearly spot-on with this scenario. The final round included some behavioral questions, and although I received an offer, I ultimately decided to decline. Overall, it was a positive experience.
I applied online. I interviewed at Uber (Bengaluru)
Interview
Round 1 - Coding
Question: Count Rectangle-Line Intersections. Given a set of rectangles and a set of vertical line segments, count how many places the vertical lines intersect the rectangle edges (ignoring edge-on-edge overlaps).
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Count Rectangle-Line Intersections. Given a set of rectangles and a set of vertical line segments, count how many places the vertical lines intersect the rectangle edges.
2 coding phases + 1 system design + 1 behavior.
It followed the Big Tech interview process.
The interviewers were nice and supportive,
I really enjoyed the process.
You must be sharp at your coding skills for sure,
they are very technical.
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