Applied Intuition Interview Questions

Every one of these 50 Applied Intuition questions is readable without a subscription, and not one is rated easy: 16 medium, 4 hard. The bank divides into 15 Software Engineer and 5 Machine Learning Engineer interviews, and the coding is systems-flavoured rather than puzzle-flavoured. You implement a transactional key-value store with commit and rollback, or find the grid cell that minimises total distance to a set of points. Design prompts stay similarly concrete, such as detecting duplicate files by comparing size before doing any hashing. On the machine learning side you are asked to implement positional encoding and explain why it works, which is an implementation question wearing a theory costume. The behavioural questions are blunter than most companies manage: alongside describing your past research and what you want to work on, one asks you to reason about why an engineer might end up at risk of a performance improvement plan. 16 were technical screens against 4 onsites, 9 open in a console, and 10 carry a written solution.