
Notable Health Backend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 6 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Notable Health.
Backend Engineer
Treat Notable as practice, not a real job. Good experience until the manager interview. The manager seemed distracted by Slack during the interview, asking me to repeat myself. It felt like the interview was over then, a waste of time. Slogged through to the end. Manager had poor questions and made assumptions, showing no prep. Didn't follow up since I knew the outcome. Got a rejection email 2 days after. Process was: Recruiter Phone Screen, Take Home Assessment, Manager Interview, Offer?
- For the take-home task, create an API for scheduling doctor's appointments.
- For the manager interview, we added a PUT method, but you might want to use PATCH.
Backend Engineer
Had a cool phone chat with a recruiter about their product. Then, got a take-home challenge to build a small full-stack app with 2 GET APIs, suggesting about 2 hours to complete. I went a bit over the time limit because I decided to add a database, which I felt was a better, more scalable choice than hardcoded data. I also threw in 2 extra features and tried to make it look good. Got a very short rejection email a few days later, which felt like a bummer given the extra effort. Reached out for feedback but got no response, making it feel like a waste of time. The assignment itself isn't super hard, just be comfy with your chosen tech stack to avoid setup and debugging delays.
- What makes you want to join Notable?
Backend Engineer
I had a brief call with the recruiter, then I got a take-home assignment. It was backend-related and was supposed to take 2-3 hours, but I didn't finish it and didn't proceed further.
- Create a backend system using a programming language of your choice.
Notable Health Backend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Notable Health interview reports.
“Create a backend system using a programming language of your choice.”
Read reports →“For the take-home task, create an API for scheduling doctor's appointments.”
Read reports →“For the manager interview, we added a PUT method, but you might want to use PATCH.”
Read reports →“The take-home task involved building API endpoints.”
Read reports →“Could you add a new feature to the take-home challenge?”
Read report →“Could you design a backend REST API service?”
Read report →“What makes you want to join Notable?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 Notable Health interview reports.