BitGo (Developer) interview experience
I went through a 7‑round interview process at BitGo for a Developer position, and I received an offer of 35 LPA.
How Bitgo runs its interviews, round by round, from the candidates who went through them: the questions asked, how hard they were, and who got an offer.
Worked out from the 16 Bitgo write-ups on this site.
Bangalore (3) · CA (1)
I went through a 7‑round interview process at BitGo for a Developer position, and I received an offer of 35 LPA.
I interviewed for an E2 Backend Developer role at Bitgo and was selected after five rounds, which included DSA, System Design, and Behavioral/Hiring Manager discussions.
I recently interviewed at BitGo for an SDE-1 Backend role. The process involved a telephonic screening, an online assessment with two coding questions, and a challenging...
I interviewed for a Backend Engineer E3 role at BitGo after recruiter outreach via Instahyre, but unfortunately, I was rejected after the Machine Coding round, despite...
I interviewed for an SDE2 role at bitGo, experiencing multiple technical and behavioral rounds focusing on algorithms, system design (LLD/HLD), and cultural fit....
I interviewed with BitGo for an E2 role, successfully navigating through an Online Assessment, Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, High-Level Design, and a...
I had an interview experience with BitGo for a Senior Backend Engineer role, which involved an Online Assessment, a DSA round, and a Low-Level Design round....
I participated in an online assessment for an SDE3 role at BITGO, which involved solving two distinct coding challenges.
I completed an online assessment and a Data Structures & Algorithms round for a Senior Backend Engineer role at BitGo, where I tackled graph, Fibonacci, and top K...
I went through a DSA round at Bitgo for an SDE2 role, which included a pre-screening with two easy coding questions and a main round where I successfully solved the...
I completed a screening round for an SDE-2 position at BitGo, solving two graph-related shortest path problems, but was ghosted by the recruiter afterwards.
I had an interview at BitGo for an SSE role in Bangalore, which resulted in rejection. During the first round, I was asked to find the shortest path between two nodes in...
I recently interviewed for a Staff Backend Engineer role at BitGo. The process included an Online Assessment with two graph problems, a first round with a sliding window...
I interviewed for a Senior Backend Engineer position at BitGo in Bangalore. The process included an LLD round focused on the Snake and Ladder game and a DSA round...
I recently completed an E3 (Staff) Backend Engineer interview process with BitGo in February 2024 and successfully received an offer....
Across 16 Bitgo interview experiences shared on Interview Experiences, the questions asked were mostly data structures & algorithms (72% of reported questions), system design (26% of reported questions), other (2% of reported questions).
Candidates rated most Bitgo questions as medium (82% of rated questions). Medium: 82%, Hard: 18%.
25% of the 8 candidates who reported their result received an offer. People who share their experience are not a random sample, so treat this as a rough guide.
Questions reported more than once include "Implement LRU Cache", "Longest Increasing Path in a Matrix", "Low-Level Design: Snake and Ladder Game".
There are write-ups for Backend Engineer (8), SDE 2 (5), SDE 1 (2), SDE 3 (1), Staff Software Engineer (1).
The median candidate had 3.5 years of experience.
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