Fetch Backend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

So after you pass the take-home OA, you hop on a phone screen with at least one interviewer where you'll chat about the OA and your resume. If that goes well, you'll get invited to the office for three interviews in one day. The first is a coding challenge (like LeetCode easy), the second is an object-oriented design question, and the third is a behavioral interview. Oh, and after that, there's a background check.

First, there's a take-home assignment. Seriously, don't skip this, you need to write production-ready code to get to the next stage. It'll probably take more than 2 hours, especially if you're not familiar with the tech. Then, a technical interview where you'll go over your take-home and explain your choices. After that, a recruiter screen, just a normal call. Finally, the "Super day" which has 5 parts: a coding interview (like Leetcode easy/medium), an OOP class design interview, a system design interview, a behavioral interview, and a hiring manager interview. It's a long and tough process; one slip-up and you're out. My feedback to Fetch: maybe don't ask about the architecture of your own app during interviews to avoid bias.

There was a take-home assessment, available online. Other reviews mentioned it, largely attempt to make Fetch but on a smaller scale they will ask you to make it production level despite the project's initial requirements. you do not have much time to do it. if you do not respond within a few days, they won't get back to you at all. then you sit through a code review. this part was jarring. it was no nonsense, no small talk, no sense of humanness. straight to the chase, no pleasantries and no leeway or introductions at all. it was very robotic only i was talking to another human, assuming