The process took three weeks. First Interview (1 Hour) – A general discussion about my experience, along with very simple technical questions related to data structures and Kotlin. Android Engineer Interview – A deep discussion covering various Android topics, tools, and APIs. It was a nice conversation and of average difficulty. System Design Interview – A live coding session where they provided a project, asked me to fix issues, and implement some features. It was slightly stressful but still manageable. Problem-Solving Interview – A medium-level problem from LeetCode. Afterward, they informed me that I didn’t pass due to my performance in the problem-solving interview. I was extremely frustrated—if this was the most important part, they could have assessed it first and saved both my time and the interviewers' time.

The interview (#2) was by video call with Android Lead Engineer. It lasted for approximately 1 hour. Before this interview, there was a call with a company HR manager. She said about 5 stages of the interview process with different people. Preferable language for speaking: English.

The process has 4 steps. 1- Having 30-45 mins call with HR. Mine was Yarik, he was an amazing person. I really liked having a call with him. 2- First Android Interview. This is the first technical step and you will be asked questions about Java, Kotlin, and Android. 3- Algorithm Interview. In this step, you will be solving algorithm questions on the HackerRank Interview tool. 4- Live Android Coding. In this step, you will be asked to solve a problem while sharing your screen. You will be asked to share the code after the interview.