Sunrun Qa Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

The interview process involves an initial 30-minute chat with a recruiter. Then, expect five separate one-hour interviews with five different team members. They don't do group interviews, so you'll end up spending over 5 hours interviewing. Honestly, it's a bit much to ask for that much of someone's time, especially since they could easily combine interviews to make it quicker, maybe into just two. With the recruiter call, it's almost 6 hours total, which is basically a full workday. It's not cool for companies to demand that much free time from potential hires.

Communications were super clear and professional. The whole thing took less than 10 days from applying to the onsite. The onsite interview was about 40 minutes long. They asked general QA questions like the difference between a good and bad QA, and where I see myself in 2 years. There was also one programming question about sorting an unsorted array in ascending order, and they let me use any language. Some other simple questions were asked, like how to do division without using the division operator. Overall, it was a good and interesting interview process. Thanks to the interviewer, it was a great experience.

The interview process was pretty standard. First, there was a phone interview. Then, I was called in for an on-site interview where I talked with the manager and two team members.