How to Prepare You will complete coding exercises as outlined below. The goal is to allow you to demonstrate your technical abilities through problem solving, coding, and communication. The interview will be conducted during a 1.5hr timeframe virtually via Microsoft Teams. We will adjust time as needed if we run into any technical issues. Coding Exercise(s) You will share your screen during the coding exercises and solve problems we provide to you. You will be allowed to use a local development environment of your choice and it is also important to note the following: • JavaScript and TypeScript are the preferred coding languages. • Your personal workstation which will be used to complete the exercise. • The following should be installed on your personal system prior to the interview: o The IDE, Node.js, and Jest • Google can be used as a reference, but not to research a solution to the problem itself. • Knowledge of basic data structures like Strings, Arrays/Lists, and fundamental control structures (conditionals, loops) is required. • You may solve the exercise any way you want (i.e., With or without Test Driven Development (TDD)). What’s Next? The coding exercises will be the primary focus during this interview. Follow up. We will provide an update within 3 – 5 business days of the coding exercise. Not suitable for the role right now? We encourage you to spend time building cool things and solving problems on sites like codewars.com and reapply later. Please be sure to highlight your growth, acquired new skills, and/or experience when reapplying.

The interview process consisted of three rounds. The first was an online coding assessment with Java-based algorithm questions. The second round was a technical interview focused on Java, Spring Boot, and REST APIs. The final round involved behavioral questions and situational problem-solving scenarios with the hiring manager. Communication was professional and timely throughout.