I applied online. I interviewed at MuleSoft (Los Angeles, CA)
Interview
Applied through university's carrier board.
Received a link within two weeks with coding questions to be solved.
The time limit was around one hour.
It was one of those online coding environments.
Questions were based on tree traversal, specifically on binary trees.
You need to be quick with your code and make sure that test cases are properly taken care of.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at MuleSoft (San Francisco, CA) in Sep 2015
Interview
I was approached by recruiter from AmplifyHire and after few back-n-forth, I had my phone interview with QA director. The phone screen was to know my experience and culture fit, also for making sure the job fits as per my career aspirations. After the phone screen, within 2-4 days I was informed by recruiter that they'd like me come for in-person interview.
The in person interview consisted of,
- Skype screen from Buenos Aires team member judging QA skills and experience
- Working session with QA to solve and design test cases for REST API using any tool I prefer
- Interview with Architect, involving ETL design and debugging issues & then 3 puzzles
After the in-person interview I was approached by the Recruiter to inform the panel selected me. Next set of process would be interview with VP of Engineering and then with CEO.
- I stopped by in person for the interview with VP of Engieering, the interview involved designing REST api and cultural fit.
- I had skype interview with CEO and it was great talking to him. The CEO was direct with all the questions and assessed me for culture fit and assessing my career aspirations.
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at MuleSoft (San Francisco, CA) in Feb 2016
Interview
The interview process was extremely thorough. I interviewed on-site twice and met with 4 different people across communications and marketing. My interviewers we're all very eager to get to know me, hear why I was interested in the role and, specifically, why I wanted to work at MuleSoft. There were no "gotcha" questions but they consistently asked me to dig deeper and think critically about my work experience and how it would lead me to be successful in a role at MuleSoft. Overall I felt like my interviewers we're genuinely interested in getting to know me and figuring out if I was a good fit for the team. The recruiter and recruiting coordinator I worked with we're both exceptionally responsive and helpful throughout the process. Going through an interview process where people across the board showed so much concern/interest in hiring the right people gave me a lot of confidence that I was making the right decision to join the team.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about your work experience. How did you hear about MuleSoft? Why are you interested in the role/why are you looking to move on from your previous position? Walk me through an accomplishment from your previous position, why are you proud of it and how did you do it?