I initially received a coding assessment that had three questions (return the day of the week x days in the future, return the largest integer that can be obtained by removing one 5 from a given integer, and another I can't remember). Then I had a 1 hour Karat interview where I was asked to describe myself and some details of a project I worked on. Then I had to code three problems and describe the runtime and space complexity of each of my solutions. After that, I received an invitation for a virtual on-site interview where I met with two of their engineers. One asked me to describe myself and projects I've worked on, and we did a code review where I was asked to look at several pieces of code and describe what's happening. There were also other questions about bugs and design (e.g. what's wrong with this code? What would you do differently?). Ultimately, Better decided to pause their hiring process after my on-site interview.

2 rounds of technical interview. First round is 1.5 hour online coding assessment with 3 questions. Second round is 1hr interview via karat. 15 min about past experience, 45min for coding. I finished 1 question and only have around 6 min to provide a brief solution.