I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Procore Technologies (Santa Barbara, CA) in Dec 2017
Interview
The interview took 4.5 hours and they didn't provide a lunch, so I got a major headache at the end of it. It was relatively easy interview and many of the people interviewing me had obscure backgrounds. However, everyone was very respectful and inviting. I met with the manager of DevOps, then with two QA managers from different teams, and then had a tech test with two QA's, and finally met up with the last QA manager from a third team. I was supposed to meet with the director to discuss salary but he was on vacation :/. Overall it was a good experience.
Interview questions [5]
Question 1
Developers can be really passionate about the code that they write and as a QA you have to find the flaws in it, was there ever a time (or tell me about a time) where you had an issue relaying a message to a developer to tell them there code isn't working properly?
Tech test: Basically understand how to create a test plan, and then when given a "sample problem" go through the different possible tests you can go through.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Procore Technologies (Carpinteria, CA) in Mar 2019
Interview
Phone interview with HR, zoom interview with QA Manager, zoom interview with 2 QA engineers, in-person interviews at campus. Everyone was super nice, except for one Engineer, who seemed extremely agitated and was less than polite. Additionally, there were a bunch of last minute changes to the people I would end up meeting, but no one informed me ahead of time.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Procore Technologies (Camarillo, CA)
Interview
Phone interview followed up with an onsite. I met with five engineers in their lovely offices overlooking the Pacific.
Two engineers double teamed a white boarding session, another had me walk (somewhat clumsily) through some code. The other two meetings were discussions of background and interests.
Overall it was a very fair opportunity to present myself anyway I chose. I managed to bollox the interviews, never mentioning that I had a very hands on understanding of their product from a users point of view, duh!
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Procore Technologies in May 2018
Interview
Process took more or less a month. I passed the phone screenings and made it to an on-site interview. The overall experience was good, however I fell a bit short on the technical questions and didn't get an offer as a result.
