I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Multiverse (London, England)
Interview
A recruiter reached out to me and was very forthcoming with details on the vacancy and why he thought I might be a good fit.
This was followed by an interview with 2 Multiverse engineers, going through some code that they'd given me ahead of time (so I had plenty of time to familiarise myself with it) to explain how it works etc. There were also behavioural questions like "Tell me about a time when you x".
Next, there was a take home task to complete in a language of your choice (I chose Python). The problem itself is quite simple, so you can use some of the 3 hours to also show that you know how to write tests and organise a small project.
This was followed by a 2nd interview with 2 more engineers in which you walk through the exercise and they ask some more behavioural questions.
Lastly, there was a final stage interview with someone senior within Multiverse.
Throughout the process, the interviewers made me feel at ease and were kind and supportive. No trick questions.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Multiverse (London, England) in Oct 2024
Interview
Their recruiter contacted me for the position. They scheduled screens and never showed up, twice. For the third time, they finally showed up just to let me know that the position was withdrawn.
Initial screening interview in April with recruiter to discuss the opportunity.
Then ghosted for 1 month, no updates.
Finally, received an update in towards end of June saying unsuccessful.
Surely, doesn't take that long for a reply especially for a screening call.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What are you looking for in your next role.
What interests you about working for multiverse.
What projects have you previously worked on.
