Priceline Software Engineer interview experience

After that, I moved into an in-person format that ended up being more structured and multi-part. There were three rounds in that final stage.

In the first of those in-person rounds, I had to solve three LeetCode-style problems. The second round asked me to describe an in-depth problem I’d solved before, so it shifted from algorithmic answers to explanation and depth. The last session was more of a culture-and-technical talk, where the conversation blended my interests and how I think about work.

I ended up getting an offer, and the process felt fairly comprehensive. What stayed with me was