The front-end test consisted of roughly three questions, all of which were more geared towards practical, real-world problems. The interview process was smooth and didn't involve any particularly difficult questions.
The interview process consisted of multiple rounds focusing heavily on backend fundamentals and real-world system design. The interviewers asked in-depth questions about Java, Redis, and Kafka, including internal mechanisms and implementation details. Some discussions went down to source code level, requiring a strong understanding beyond just high-level concepts. The process was quite technical and detail-oriented, with less emphasis on behavioral questions.
4 rounds, 3 technical rounds and last round with HR.
My role was as a FE developer. Make sure you understand the language well and its gotchas, as the interviewers expect you to have a deep understanding of the language and the JS engine
