
Gett Backend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 5 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Gett.
Senior Backend Engineer
I had 2 interviews, and the people were really nice. It didn't feel pressured at all. The questions were challenging but engaging. I'd say the screening is pretty good given the questions, all in a nice vibe.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Backend Developer
So, the first interview was with the Team Lead. We talked about my past projects and they asked me some logic stuff. They also explained what the company does, its structure, and how the team works within it. The lead seemed really sharp. Then, I had an interview with HR, which was super intense, like a interrogation. They dug into my past roles – what I did, how I did it, why I moved on, and what my previous team leads would say about me and my performance. After that, I talked to the Group Lead. More logic questions came up, plus some HR-type questions about why I left certain jobs. The final interview was with the VP of R&D. It started with general questions about me, then moved to a couple of out-of-the-box logic problems that weren't about typical CS data structures.
- Given two paratroopers dropped on a highway at night, without navigation aids like stars or compass, but within a certain distance, how could they locate each other?
Backend Engineer
The entire process was very pleasant and flexible to suit my schedule. I had one HR interview and 2 technical interviews. After I got an offer, prior to getting the contract I had a really nice phone call with the HR representative which detailed all the offer details which was very transparent and well communicated.
- fair design/coding questions
Gett Backend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Gett interview reports.
“Can you print the outer nodes of a binary tree?”
Read reports →“Given two paratroopers dropped on a highway at night, without navigation aids like stars or compass, but within a certain distance, how could they locate each other?”
Read reports →“Given a buffer that can read information in one or two segments, how many distinct ways can you process an n-length data stream?”
Read reports →“Considering a scenario where one service modifies a SQL DB record every 5 milliseconds and another updates the same record every 30 seconds, what issues might arise, and how can these be resolved with minimal code modification?”
Read reports →“fair design/coding questions”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 5 Gett interview reports.