Browserstack

I recently landed an SDET Intern role at BrowserStack in Mumbai after a rigorous selection process. The interview journey included an Online Assessment, a challenging Machine Coding round, two in-depth technical interviews covering DSA, OS, networking, projects, and a logical puzzle, culminating in an HR discussion. After 8 months and more than 30 interviews, I was the only candidate selected for the position.

My interview at BrowserStack began with a detailed discussion of my projects, focusing on system architecture, scaling, and real-world performance issues. This was followed by questions on computer fundamentals and networking, covering browser internals, CDNs, and protocol differences. The final segment presented a unique algorithmic design problem involving adding large numbers with a strict 2-digit value constraint.

I interviewed for an SDE 2 role at BrowserStack, which involved 5 rounds covering DSA, system design, machine coding, and behavioral aspects, ultimately resulting in a rejection due to a mismatch in work culture.

I interviewed for an SDE 2 position at BrowserStack, going through a screening round that heavily focused on my past projects, system design fundamentals, JavaScript/Node.js, browser internals, and concluded with a coding challenge.

I successfully cleared a five-round interview process at BrowserStack for an SDE 1 - Backend role, despite an extended bar-raiser stage, ultimately receiving an offer that included a 17L base salary.

I interviewed for a Frontend Developer position at BrowserStack with 2.6 years of experience. The process involved a technical round on React.js and web fundamentals, an assignment round with frontend tasks, and an Engineering Manager round. Unfortunately, I was not selected after the EM round, which I believe was due to my lack of knowledge in design systems related to an autocomplete question.