
Wellhub Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 9 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Wellhub.
Front End Engineer
The hiring process is broken down into several stages. First, there's a technical test, which is the easiest part and happens before you talk to anyone. It required basic JavaScript and React knowledge and was supposed to take 2 hours, but I finished it in about thirty minutes. It might seem easy, but it really tests your foundational knowledge, filtering out those who just took those quick online courses. After that, you have a chat with the Talent Acquisition person handling your application. It's a really nice conversation to get to know you and for you to learn about the company. The third stage is a talk with an engineering tech lead and the engineering manager. This is more technical, discussing solutions for real-world problems. They really dig into details, and everything you say can be used against you. It's a pretty cool stage, though. Finally, there's a meeting with the hiring manager and other engineering directors. Similar to the previous stage, you'll discuss more technical engineering topics, your experiences, and understand the internal development processes better.
- Tell me about the most challenging project you've worked on in your career.
- Where do you see yourself in the next few years?
- How would you architect a 'middleman' project that routes calls from the core services of Gympass during a transition from a legacy system to a new one, where only a portion of it would be in the new core?
Senior Frontend Engineer
The hiring process has three main stages. First, you'll chat with HR about your career path and goals. You'll also answer some questions in English because Wellhub has a global team. The second stage is a technical interview, lasting about two hours, with three parts. The first part has technical questions about JavaScript, TypeScript, React, GraphQL, and other tech the company uses, so know their stack well. The second part requires you to solve an easy LeetCode-style problem. The third part involves a system design challenge focused on frontend solutions. Finally, there's an interview with leadership to check your soft skills and see how well you fit the role and company culture. They'll ask about feedback you've received, your biggest weaknesses and strengths, and how you deal with different scenarios. It's a pretty quick process, usually taking about three weeks, and the difficulty is about what you'd expect for a senior role.
- Which soft skills do you need to improve the most?
- What are the pros and cons of using TypeScript?
- Can you describe how you would give feedback to a teammate?
Front End Developer
Uma recrutadora me contatou pelo WhatsApp. Demorou 2 dias para ela responder após o meu contato. Tivemos uma conversa por chamada e depois foi marcada uma conversa com uma das líderes de RH. Marcamos e conversamos pelo Google Meet. Ela me fez algumas perguntas sobre minhas experiências. Após 1 dia, recebi um e-mail informando que eu não tinha sido aprovado e eu realmente não entendi o motivo. O e-mail dizia que "você não se enquadra nas especificações da vaga".
- Você pode me contar sobre algum feedback negativo que já recebeu?
- Quais pontos de melhoria você identifica em si mesmo?
- Qual foi o maior desafio que você enfrentou até agora em sua carreira?
Wellhub Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Wellhub interview reports.
“What distinguishes props from state in React?”
Read reports →“What are the pros and cons of using TypeScript?”
Read reports →“Could you explain what `this` refers to in JavaScript?”
Read reports →“what CSS selectors do you use”
Read reports →“Tell me about the component lifecycle”
Read report →“How would you architect a 'middleman' project that routes calls from the core services of Gympass during a transition from a legacy system to a new one, where only a portion of it would be in the new core?”
Read report →“Are you comfortable speaking in English?”
Read report →“tell me about state management”
Read report →“How much experience do you have with React?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 9 Wellhub interview reports.