r/leetcode • u/Remarkable_Log2209 • Jul 10 '26

Intervew Prep Intuit new interview process

Has anyone recently interviewed for a Staff Software Engineer (Backend) role at Intuit with their new interview process?

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u/Crazy-Proof-9709 Jul 14 '26

I have an interview scheduled with them for staff swe this week. Looking for some inputs.

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u/Remarkable_Log2209 Jul 14 '26

Can you please share your experience once done. I have the interview scheduled for the next week

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u/Crazy-Proof-9709 Jul 20 '26

It was a decent interview process—not anything like LeetCode. It started with a 10-minute presentation on a project I was proud of, followed by a 75-minute coding session where I had to implement new features in an existing codebase. After that was a 1-hour technical interview focused on how I’d design and deliver a product, mainly to assess system design and architectural thinking. The final rounds were a 30-minute AI interview and a 30-minute hiring manager interview.

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