I went through an assessment-heavy process in which the later rounds shifted from coding toward deeper probability. After passing the earlier online steps, I reached a technical screen focused on probability and statistics. It was genuinely hard and reminded me of the tougher Greenbook-style questions people mention for quant research.
As I progressed, the final interviews focused almost entirely on probability. My last stage included several difficult probability questions packed into one hour. After I finished that, they asked me to complete another final round that was also timed. This time there was only one question, but I still had the full hour.
I didn't get an offer. The questions were intense and very specific, and the pacing made it harder to recover if I got stuck. The process felt designed to test deep, careful probabilistic reasoning under pressure. By the end, I could tell I was facing a level where even small mistakes could be fatal.
Location: United States. Overall feedback: Neutral. Offer status: No offer.
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