Goldman Sachs Software Engineer interview experience

After that, I got into a coding round with team members.

That coding round was a design problem where I had to propose a solution and write an LWC component, and the questions involved a lot of tricky parts that kept me thinking on my feet. The style felt practical and implementation-adjacent rather than just algorithmic.

I didn’t receive an offer, and the feeling I had afterward was that the difficulty was unusually focused on edge cases and careful reasoning. It wasn’t a casual screening; it demanded attention the whole way through.