nCino Software Engineer interview experience

The coding part was essentially a LeetCode-style prompt, and the questions weren’t hard, though they weren’t completely trivial either.

After the assessment, I set up a final 50-minute interview. What surprised me was how light the interview felt: there weren’t typical behavioral rounds, and the technical questions were extremely basic for an engineering conversation. They asked things like what the keyword “this” means in a class, differences between superclass and subclass, and the gap between a class definition and an instantiated object. It mostly tested basic OOP concepts rather than