Pagerduty·Software Engineer

Pagerduty Software Engineer interview experience

No offer

Hard

Positive

San Francisco, CAPosted Aug 2015 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My interview sequence started with a phone screen, then moved into two remote sessions that combined coding with troubleshooting.

After those, I had an onsite that ran a full day from late morning into the afternoon. The onsite was structured into multiple sessions with breaks, including a longer lunch break and a later coffee or tea break.

Some of the sessions were more conversational Q&A, while others were hands-on tasks that went beyond pure discussion. The overall feel was that the day was designed to test depth across multiple areas, not just one coding problem.

It was difficult, and I didn’t receive an offer. What lingered most was how long the onsite actually lasted and how many different formats I had to

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