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Preparing for Phone Screen

Preparing for Phone Screen:
  • ~1 hr phone call with a Lyft engineer
  • Based on computer science fundamentals (supplemental reading found here)
  • You will use Coderpad
  • You can also expect some questions that will help us figure out if we're a good match for each other from a communications standpoint
  • Browse our blog post written by Lyft Engineer Anthony Velazquez, specifically about interviewing at Lyft
  • Attend our interview training session; ask your recruiter when the next event will be held

Technical Tips:
  • Interview style is highly technical and focused on coding
  • You may be asked about specifics of your past projects, implementations and how you arrived at your conclusions.
  • Think about ways to improve the solution you'll present.
  • Ask clarifying questions and think about ways to refine your answer

Other Tips:
  • Be sure to have at least one Lyft ride experience under your belt before you come in to meet with us, you’ll probably be asked about it.
  • Show that you’re genuinely interested in what we're building
  • Come with insightful, curious questions about our product
  • Play around with some of our newest features like Lyft Line.
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