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GitHub Software Engineer Interview Experience

GitHub · Intern

ResultGot the offer ✓
Timespan—
DifficultyEasy
Rounds3

Interview process

Everyone was very open, nice to speak to. No absurdly hard questions. Questions were easy, manager round and behavioral screen were easy to follow.

Interview rounds · 3

  1. 1

    Recruiter screen

    1. Q1. Intro, grad date, etc
  2. 2

    Online assessment

    1. Q1. Design Leetcode.
  3. 3

    Technical round

    1. Q1. Implement LRU Cache.

Tips from the candidate

Don't stress. OOP basics and python will be enough. Ask good questions, no AI/ML questions were asked.

Company culture

Very relaxed, down to earth. Engineers were super smart as well.

Details

CompanyGitHub
RoleSoftware Engineer
LevelIntern
LocationUnited States
InterviewedMar 2025
Questions asked3