Collections
Every company we cover
297 active questions across 12 collections. Anything we cannot re-corroborate inside a year is archived rather than left to rot.
Anthropic
24Heavy emphasis on practical coding under time pressure and on reasoning out loud about safety trade-offs.
OpenAI
41Applied ML systems, inference-time performance work, and a debugging round on unfamiliar code.
Stripe
33Integration-style problems on a real API surface, plus correctness questions around money and idempotency.
Databricks
29Distributed data processing, query planning intuition, and one deep round on a system you have actually operated.
Snowflake
26Storage and concurrency internals, with a strong preference for candidates who can reason about cost.
Uber
38Geospatial and real-time matching problems, then a design round on something with a live dispatch loop.
Netflix
21Fewer puzzles, more judgement: architecture reviews, failure post-mortems, and blunt culture conversations.
Figma
18Rendering performance, CRDT-flavoured collaboration questions, and a hands-on front-end round.
Perplexity
15Retrieval pipelines, ranking evaluation, and shipping speed — expect to write working code quickly.
Ramp
17Product-minded backend work: schema design, ledger correctness, and a pragmatic take-home style round.
Roblox
22Game-loop performance, memory budgets, and network topology for many concurrent clients.
xAI
13Training-infrastructure questions, GPU utilisation reasoning, and low-level optimisation.
What we deliberately do not cover
Meta and Apple are not listed. Their loops vary so much by team and org that a single shortlist would mislead more than it helps. We would rather ship nothing than ship a list you cannot trust.
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