Interview process
The interview focused on my experience with Node.js backend development, including API design, database management, caching, and real-world project implementations. What went well was explaining my production experience and problem-solving approach; areas for improvement include providing more detailed answers on certain concepts and system design scenarios.
- Technical interview
- Recruiter screen
- Phone interview
- Online assessment
- Take-home project
Interview rounds
8 questions across 5 roundsTechnical interview
1 questionQuestion types asked
Specific questions asked
Recruiter screen
4 questionsQuestion types asked
Take-home project
1 questionQuestion types asked
Specific questions asked
Interview tips
I’d focus on strong fundamentals of Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Redis, and basic Strapi/DynamoDB concepts, along with explaining real-world projects and production challenges confidently. Be prepared to discuss API design, database optimization, caching, authentication, microservices, and the architectural decisions you made in your previous projects.
Company culture
What stood out to me was the professionalism and technical depth of the interviewers. The discussion felt collaborative rather than purely evaluative, and the team's focus on practical problem-solving, ownership, and real-world engineering challenges gave me a positive impression of the company culture.
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