Status: Semi recent grad with 3 years mobile developement experience at a small startup
Location: Seattle, WA
Date: November 2018

1 online coding phone screen and 5 in person interviews, 1 hour each

Phone screen:

• Interviewer was google engineer from new york and I had to write code in google docs.
• https://leetcode.com/problems/guess-the-word

Onsite:

Round 1:

• Asked about current work then whiteboard question.
• https://leetcode.com/problems/symmetric-tree I jumped right in with an iterative solution then got stuck which was dumb because the recursive solution is so simple.

Round 2:

• Asked about current work.
• Given an image containing multiple sprites (image in this case was a 2d array and you have a function isPixel(i, j) to test if an element is part of the sprite) return the height and width of the sprites such that they can be cut out evenly. I was probably specifically asked this because of my experience with unity. The input would look something like this:
  

Round 3:

• My memory is a little fuzzy on this one. The question had to do with sorting a list of songs by genre and then by play count I think. My first thought was a solution involving stable sorts but it ended up not being the case.

Round 4:

• Started with behavoral question about resolving issues.
• Timer

Round 5:

• How do you prioritize tasks at work?
• https://leetcode.com/problems/minimum-number-of-refueling-stops

Everyone was very nice, made things pretty comfortable. You get a lunch break after the second interview with another google engineer. No pressure there just get to eat and chat about whatever. I did not get the job. I feel like I did pretty average on the first 4 in person interviews but I totally fell apart on the 5th and completely gave up on finding a solution half way through.

Edit: I also bombed the phone interview (leet code hard question) but maybe the phone screen is a little more relaxed about how well you do.