I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Capital One (McLean, VA) in Oct 2022
Interview
First an online assessment through Codesignal. Give yourself enough time to prepare, and I would suggest doing the challenges and practice exams on Codesignal. After the assessment you schedule your Power Day. 4 interviews with a 30 minute break after the first 2. Again, give yourself time to prepare and get a further date if you need to. For the coding interview make sure to explain your approach to the interviewer before writing any code, and as you write the code to make sure you are both on the same page. After you solve it, be able to explain the time and space complexity of your solution. Also practice system design and have some stories that capture your strengths for the behavioral interview. The case interview was more technical than the example case the recruiter provides and will require walking through code with the interviewer, but the concepts of communication still apply. Overall process took about 2 months for me because I spread out OA and Power Day, and additional team matching interviews if you pass.
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
Coding question might involve working with numbers in a list
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Capital One (Falls Church, VA) in Oct 2022
Interview
I had a very good experience in the process. The interview questions were good but I didn't optimize the code well. The other technical interview was a kind of uncommon, it was about the cost of regression test interms of budget. I have never thought of this scenario when I was preparing for the interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Find two integers in an array whose sum are zero. Optimize the code. Design a banking system.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Capital One (New York, NY) in Sep 2022
Interview
Basically the exact same as what is said in other posts but I'll reiterate because thats what I would have wanted.
Applied online took 3 weeks from start to offer. After applying I spoke with a recruiter and answered a couple questions about my resume. I then was sent a 2 hour long online assessment with 4 coding questions. Leetcode style, I would rate them easy, medium, medium, hard. I only completed the first 2 questions and had barely started on the third by the time the timer was done and I still moved on to the final round so don't stress too much.
Final round is "power day" 4.5 hrs long 4 hour long interviews with a 30 minute break. 2 technical, 1 case, and 1 behavioral.
System design technical - Design a credit card paymemt system. Basically a use case with API, DB, and UI. Give as much detail as possible and listen to the recommendations the interviewers provide.
Coding technical - Couple of coding related questions. ie. What is encapulation? Given an array of integers output the two integers that sum is closest to zero. Geeks for geeks has a similar problem you can practice.
Case - 3 sections : Conceptual, given different sprint timelines what kind of testing would you suggest, simple or rigerous. Math, given the cost of the simple and rigorous testing with this budget would they stay in budget? Coding, given this batch script what issues do you see in the results and how would you resolve those issues?
Behavioral - 3 tell me a time when... you had to shift priorities, disagreed with your manager, and had to learn something new.
Overall not too difficult of an interview if you prepare. Enjoyed everyone I talked to and recieved an offer 3 business days after the interview.