Pagerduty·Software Engineer

Pagerduty Software Engineer interview experience

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Toronto, ONPosted Mar 2016 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

The first part of my interview sequence was mostly phone-based: I remember two phone screens, and then I moved on to an onsite that ran much of the day.

The reception on-site felt genuinely friendly, with breaks built in—company-provided lunch and even time for a coffee with a hiring manager.

On the technical side, the early screens mixed conversation with real coding. In my case, each phone screen included a blend of manager talk about the company and team plus coding on an online editor and compiler. The second screen leaned even more into distributed-systems style discussion, with another coding portion where I worked in a shared editor. Across these rounds, it felt like the interviewers were strict about correctness: every round felt

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