Intuit

I interviewed for a Staff Software Engineer role at Intuit and received an offer. The process involved a phone screen followed by a comprehensive onsite, focusing on design, architecture, and AI-related challenges relevant to a staff-level position.

Selected for a Software Development Engineer role at Intuit through a referral. Interview process included a TPI phone round with DSA questions and system design discussions, followed by an onsite loop with four rounds covering coding, system design, AI concepts, and a hiring manager interview.

I successfully interviewed for a Software Engineer 2 role at Intuit, receiving an offer after a comprehensive process that included DSA, system design, a take-home Spring Boot project, practical coding, AI/ML concepts, and managerial discussions.

I describe my two-round interview experience at Intuit, where I faced challenging DSA problems, in-depth OOPS and DBMS questions, and a system design problem. Despite some initial struggles, especially with the first round's DSA and a basic tree traversal problem in the second, I felt the second round went very well.

I interviewed for an SDE 2 position at Intuit and successfully navigated through eliminator and craft rounds, ultimately receiving an offer. However, I decided to decline the offer as I had a better alternative and was seeking a remote role.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer 1 Full-Time position at Intuit through off-campus hiring, which included an online assessment and two technical rounds, leading to my selection.

I had a phone interview for a Senior Frontend Engineer role at Intuit. I successfully solved the coding and OOP problems, but unexpected questions on AI/ML impacted the outcome, leading to a likely no-hire.

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer role at Intuit, undergoing a multi-round process including system design, a practical coding craft demo, technical design, and an AI assessment. Despite my efforts, I was ultimately rejected, receiving feedback that my code articulation could have been better and noting my lack of experience in AI/ML.

I interviewed for an SDE 2 role at Intuit. The interview included a craft coding round with a unique problem involving musical instrument frequencies, but I was ultimately rejected.

I successfully interviewed for a Software Engineer 2 position at Intuit, passing through technical screening, a craft demo, assessor's round, team fitment, and hiring manager rounds, ultimately receiving and accepting the offer.

I interviewed for an SDE 2 role at Intuit, going through multiple rounds including online assessment, phone screens, and onsite interviews. Although I successfully completed most technical tasks, I was ultimately rejected due to identified issues in error handling and exception management in my API implementations.

I recently interviewed for an SDE2 role at Intuit in Bangalore. While I successfully navigated most technical challenges, including solving several DSA problems and implementing API functionalities, I ultimately received a rejection due to identified issues in my API error handling and exception management.

I interviewed for an SDE2 role at Intuit in Bangalore in December 2024. After multiple rounds covering online assessment, phone screens, and onsite challenges focusing on DSA, API implementation, and system fundamentals, I was ultimately rejected. The primary feedback I received pointed to issues with error handling and exception management in my API solutions.

I recently interviewed for an SDE 2 position at Intuit and successfully received an offer. The interview process was comprehensive, including an online test, two phone screenings, and an onsite portion covering DSA, system design, a craft demo, and conceptual AI questions.

I applied for an SDE-2 role at Intuit through a referral and went through five rounds, including coding, system design, and behavioral questions. Despite a strong performance in technical assessments like LRU Cache and system design for BookMyShow, I was ultimately rejected after the final team member rounds.

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer position at Intuit after being laid off from Amazon. The process included an online assessment, a HLD/LLD round, and a system design round, but unfortunately, I was rejected.

I interviewed for an SDE-2 role at Intuit Bangalore in June 2022, going through several technical rounds including system design, a craft demo, and coding challenges. Despite clearing most rounds, I was ultimately rejected after the final coding assessment.

I successfully interviewed for an SDE2 (frontend) position at Intuit in Bangalore, India, and received an offer after completing four onsite rounds covering a craft demo, data structures and algorithms, JavaScript, and a hiring manager discussion.

I recently participated in the Intuit Online Assessment for an SDE Intern position in August 2021. The OA consisted of four distinct coding challenges, including a classic N-Queens problem, a variation of the Heaters problem, a complex permutation problem with specific positional constraints, and a unique 2D string vector transformation task.