The phone screen featured a well-known system design problem from the interview circuit, with a variant that included an additional constraint.

The process consisted of an OA followed by a 4-round onsite split across two days. A rejection was received within two days of completing the onsite.

I originally applied to Palantir through a mass application or possibly a career fair, but didn’t hear back for a while. Later, a recruiter suddenly reached out asking if I was int...

Four rounds split across two days. The overall interview experience was positive with friendly interviewers and moderate difficulty. I felt I was not sufficiently prepared. I heard...

I received the opportunity through an internal referral. The phone screen was structured as: 5 minutes of self-introduction, 50 minutes of coding and discussion, and 5 minutes for...

The MLE phone screen had no coding round. It went straight into a project deep dive. The interviewer asked very detailed questions about my past projects. Time was left at the end...

The phone screen was heavily skewed toward behavioral questions, taking up approximately 40 minutes, leaving only 20 minutes for the technical portion. I was then asked a coding im...

The phone screen featured a known problem. I believed my performance was good, caught a typo before running and the final code was bug-free. Despite this, a rejection was received...

All problems in this onsite were known problems. I struggled with the debugging round, being unfamiliar with that format and spending too long on an obvious bug. I also ran out of...

I went through a phone screen with a single coding problem, followed by a virtual onsite with four rounds: a code craft round, a system design round, a debugging round, and a hirin...