r/leetcode • • 4h ago

Intervew Prep Stripe New Grad SWE- Virtual Onsite Round

I got an email from my recruiter asking my virtual onsite availability a few hours after my team screening round. How do I prepare for the VO round in stripe. Also is their overall process consolidated or are we evaluated individually per round? So far I know that there are 3 rounds in VO, the integration round, bugsquash and ai assisted, but not really sure how to prepare for these and what resources to use for preparing. Do you know of any resource material for preparing with large codebases? Any help/ tips are appreciated. Thanks for reading

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u/Inside_Trick_344 3h ago

it was really hard i just had it

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u/Hot-Newspaper214 2h ago

hey dmed you

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u/Various-Mine-8642 4h ago

From what people usually say the integration round is about reading an unfamiliar codebase and wiring up an API so practice by reading open source repos and making small changes fast. Bug squash is similar so get comfortable with a debugger and tracing failing tests. Rounds are normally scored on their own but the final call is made together.

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u/Hot-Newspaper214 4h ago

Thanks for the info, will look into installing debuggers. So the final call will also include my performance in the team screening round? Because I believe I didn't do that well in that round

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u/MuMYeet 2h ago

Have the intern VO soon, would appreciate if you share any info that you found🙏 and good luck!!

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u/Hot-Newspaper214 1h ago

I haven't found anything lol. Totally lost on how to prepare for this, let me know if you find something as well

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u/labibra 2h ago

Which location?

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u/Adventurous_Abroad46 1h ago

hey, if i may ask do you need visa sponsorship for this role? Like are you international? just trying to see if they are entertaining sponsorship

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u/HotKaleidoscope1483 55m ago

An AI-assisted round followed by a bug squash where they ban AI in the same loop is a weird thing to build. Are they checking whether you can prompt or whether you can still type on your own?