
Sigma Computing Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sigma Computing.
Front-End Engineer
Read other reviews first. This was a waste of time. A junior interviewer and the tech lead showed up without any introductions or small talk. They just jumped into the questions. They seemed uninterested in my background, which was a red flag. The tech lead was typing and working in the background, not engaging or showing interest in what I was doing. The junior engineer was leading the call, another red flag. When I asked questions about the company, the junior would consult the distant tech lead. This gave me insight into the company culture, where the tech lead was unaware of the whole process. Yikes! A complete waste of time!
- Can you build a 2D table with rows and columns using JavaScript?
Frontend Engineer
I had an initial recruiter call which was with an external recruiter. After that, they scheduled a 1-hour technical screen. They also sent over a prep document to review before the technical interview. It took a couple of weeks to get the technical screen scheduled, but they were otherwise responsive. I got rejected about 2 days after the interview.
- Design and implement a 2D table class. It should support initialization with column names, retrieving an item using row and column indices, setting an item at a given row and column with a value, and printing a specified number of rows. A class outline was provided as a starting point.
Senior Frontend Engineer
Sigma reached out to me online about a Sr. Frontend/Full Stack position. We had an initial 'get to know you' phone chat, and then they sent over a HackerRank test that I found quite bizarre. The challenge, labeled 'Frontend Engineer,' had three questions: the first two were okay, but the third was some wild Dynamic Programming problem with a lot of confusing elements. It's strange because DP isn't typically used by frontend engineers, and it felt like they cared more about finding a CS whiz than someone who could actually do the job. I completed and submitted the test. A few days later, they scheduled another online technical screening using CoderPad with a live interviewer. This was even worse, with a problem description that was a huge block of text and only 30 minutes to solve it. I usually prefer to think before coding, but that wasn't an option here. My code worked but didn't perfectly handle all edge cases. I stayed up until 2 AM to finish the assignment and submitted it. The next day, they informed me they were passing on my application. My advice to Sigma is to clarify their hiring criteria and stop wasting people's time with pointless tasks.
- The DP problem was essentially finding the longest palindromic sequences within substrings of a very long string.
- Calculate the longest palindromic sequences on substrings of a very long string using dynamic programming.
Sigma Computing Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Sigma Computing interview reports.
“Can you build a 2D table with rows and columns using JavaScript?”
Read reports →“Design and implement a 2D table class. It should support initialization with column names, retrieving an item using row and column indices, setting an item at a given row and column with a value, and printing a specified number of rows. A class outline was provided as a starting point.”
Read reports →“Write a javascript program to implement some functions.”
Read reports →“Could you build a spreadsheet using any programming language?”
Read reports →“Can you create a spreadsheet-like table, writing functions to initialize and set each cell?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 Sigma Computing interview reports.