I went through a fairly typical multi-round process, with a couple of technical and coding interviews in Python followed by a behavioral round. The technical portion was thorough and broad. It covered several aspects of data cleaning and modeling instead of focusing on one narrow skill.
The Python and pandas questions were manageable, depending on the interviewer. The work wasn't presented as impossible, and I didn't feel like the process was trying to ambush me. It was more about whether I could handle practical data manipulation and connect that work to modeling.
The behavioral portion came afterward and took the process beyond pure coding.
I wasn't offered the role. The hardest part wasn't the raw difficulty. It was how much depended on the interviewer's style and on what they wanted to see in the final form of my answers.
Location: United States. Overall feedback: Neutral. Offer status: No offer.
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