The process began with a 90-minute OA. It consisted of two medium-to-hard algorithm questions. The format was close to what I had seen while practicing on Hack2Hire, so that platform turned out to be quite helpful for simulation-style prep. I also regularly practiced DSA using LeetCode and followed curated guides like NeetCode to brush up on core patterns. After the OA, I was invited to a technical phone screen with one engineer. The interviewer shared a coding problem on a collaborative editor. We spent most of the time on the solution, going over edge cases, optimization ideas, and time complexity analysis. The environment was friendly but fast-paced, so thinking out loud and communicating clearly helped. For company-specific prep, I searched recent Uber interview questions using Hack2Hire, LeetCode Discussion, and 1point3acres. These resources were great for spotting trends in problem types and interview focus areas.