I applied online. I interviewed at Docusign (Toronto, ON) in Apr 2020
Interview
I had a short behavioural with someone in the department I was applying for, they were friendly and professional. Afterwards, I never ended up hearing back, despite following up with them inquiring.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Docusign
Interview
Very kind and were willing to answer all questions. They were very professional yet personable enough that you didn't have too much pressure of such a big interview. I enjoyed the interview and appreciated all the work they also put into it. You can tell they care.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked for skills, experiences, and ability to do specific tasks.
I got email for an coding challenge and, being a sophomore, I could not do it. It seemed very promising and the pay was super high, but only apply if you have taken data structures and algorithms
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
DocuSign has different sized servers that process documents in its data centers. To load balance jobs across the servers, each job is assigned to a random server such that if server X is three times as big as server Y, then server X gets assigned three times as often as server Y. So server X would be assigned approximately 75% of the time and server Y would be assigned 25% of the time. Write a program in any programming language that takes server names and sizes as arguments and outputs the name of a random server based on the algorithm described above. For instance:
bash-‐3.2$
program
X:3
Y:1 X bash-‐3.2$
program
X:3
Y:1 Y bash-‐3.2$
program
X:3
Y:1 X bash-‐3.2$
program
X:3
Y:1 X
There can be any number of servers passed on the command-line:
bash-‐3.2$
program
A:3
B:2
C:4
D:4
E:1 C bash-‐3.2$
program
X:3
Y:1
Z:3 X
We’re going to run your program 100 times to test if the distribution is correct (approximately the right percentages).