CS in Tier-1, 1 year 9 months yoe.\nLC ( 46,25,3) - solved mostly from codeforces and atcoder.\n\n5 rounds in total\n1) OA - min heap and grid based bfs, so many multiple choice short LPs. \n\n2) pure coding - print binary tree in zig-zag and sort partially sorted array. Got grilled in dry run and logic.\n\n3) coding - local maximum based question and in-place swap nodes in bst. 2 LP\'s  - go grilled here too - ownership ( end-to-end, SDLC, revenue generation) and foresight in production server crash - taking backup and resume operations.\n\n4) coding - 3 easy ( sorted infinite stream, pair sum) - in-depth discussion on 1 project that handles a new product. Discussion on design patterns, LLD, HLD, using cache, db, cdn, threads and scaling it - the entire thought process spanning weeks. Spoke about authentication, password reset and much more. Discussion on Kubernetes scaling issues.\n\n5) coding - 1 medium-ish ( kth largest in bst in-place) - 1 LP - Deadline scenario (this was fun) and in-depth discussion on a scaling service for above project. Improvements and best practices brought to team. Discussion on monolith architecture and it\'s single point of failures. Why do you want to change ? I convinced them. \n\n2,3,4 rounds were on same day and 5th on next day. Got confirmation after 3 days.\n\nCompensation https://leetcode.com/discuss/compensation/1206913/Amazon-or-SDE1-or-Bangalore

CS in Tier-1, 1 year 9 months yoe.\nLC ( 46,25,3) - solved mostly from codeforces and atcoder.\n\n5 rounds in total\n1) OA - min heap and grid based bfs, so man