The process started with a phone screen followed two technicals. They said next would be systems design and interview with their CEO before full day rapid fire interviews on site.
I applied online. I interviewed at EAI Technologies in Mar 2022
Interview
The interview process is pretty much the same as everyone else has said for their reviews. It's three rounds. The first two consist of three simple programming questions each. The first round is conducted by the recruiter and the second round is conducted by two more junior developers. The third round is the challenge because they give you a very freeform question about being able to multiply two very large numbers with no real structure to the problem and then expect you to solve it their way. After the third round I got ghosted by the recruiter even though the developers seemed somewhat satisfied with my solution and I was able to answer the questions they asked without any issues. Overall, it seemed like a lot of interviews for me to prove that I know how to code.
I applied online. I interviewed at EAI Technologies (Vienna, VA)
Interview
Supposedly there are about 5 rounds of off-site interviews and an on-site full day of interviews with the whole company. First three rounds were:
1. HR phone screen with technical
2. Technical interview with newer engineers
3. Technical interview with senior engineers
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at EAI Technologies in Nov 2023
Interview
Did both stages of the interview within a week.
First round: HR Screening. Short meeting where the recruiter reads off a script some questions then you answer. Then you are linked to a google form where you are asked very basic questions to code in a language of your choice.
Second round: Meeting with two software engineers. No questions asked just went straight to coding problems once joined. They watch you code and assist you with your answer if anything is missing. Thought I did well, but did not get a email back after completing this round.
Did not feel good or bad about the interview process. It did make me realize that I wanted a more personal interview instead of one that seemed very choreographed.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
R1:
Q: FizzBuzz
Q: Write a class of BST node
Q: Reverse string
R2:
Q1: Sum of BST
Q2: Print node of subtree that sum is even