The interviewer began by asking questions directly related to my resume. This involved diving into the various experiences, skills, and projects listed on my resume. For instance, they asked me to elaborate on specific projects I had worked on in the past, the technologies I utilized, and the role I played within those projects. It was an opportunity for me to showcase my expertise and provide deeper insights into my professional background.Following that, the interview transitioned into coding questions. These were designed to assess my programming proficiency and problem-solving capabilities. The questions varied in complexity, ranging from fundamental algorithmic problems to more intricate coding challenges. I was tasked with solving these questions either on a whiteboard, through a shared coding platform, or by verbally explaining my approach. This segment of the interview allowed me to demonstrate not only my coding skills but also my ability to devise logical solutions and write clean, efficient code.

2 rounds. First round was with the recruiter that went over basic resume projects and technical skills. Second round was with the hiring manager where we talked more about specific projects I would work on.