Zipline·Full Stack Engineer

Zipline Full Stack Engineer interview experience

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United StatesPosted Mar 2022 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process started with an initial phone call, and then the first real hurdle was a take-home test that looked like an optimization-style question.

I followed that up with a round where I discussed the take-home work directly, so the interview wasn’t just about the output—it was also about how I thought through it.

The onsite had a few distinct sessions. One round was a design-system style prompt where I had to design a dashboard and fetch data, and another round dug into a technical aspect framed around behavior. There was also an additional behavioral question later on, and by the end of the onsite I wasn’t able to clear the final step.

What stayed with me was how pleasant everything felt overall, even though I didn’t make it

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