“It is a good idea to begin prepping for your technical interviews very early in the process. Your preparation should include three key components: preparing to talk about yourself, reviewing computer science fundamentals, and working on practice problems.”

“It is important to be able to give an “elevator pitch” about your background and why you are interested in the position that you are interviewing for. When talking about your previous experience, be sure to explain your personal contribution. For example, if you were part of a team developing a full-stack web application, be specific about what you contributed to the project.”

“We have found that the most practical way to interview software engineers is to present them with coding problems founded in real world engineering challenges. This means that we will not present you with logic puzzles or brain teasers such as “how many golf balls could fit in a school bus?” In short, what we are interested in seeing his how you translate your thoughts into code, and whether or not our approach to engineering matches well with yours.”