Sierra Nevada Software Engineer interview experience

Then during the interview, I discussed the functionality of what I made, and we talked through how it worked. A couple of other people from the company also joined the conversation, so it wasn’t just a one-on-one.

That structure made the meeting feel very grounded in real artifacts rather than abstract resumes. The questions centered on the design and behavior of the application, and I appreciated that the discussion was tied to something tangible I’d prepared. It didn’t feel like a typical stressful technical screen—more like a review of my thinking and how I explained tradeoffs. I did not