Interview process was fairly intensive. It included 1 technical problem with application, 1 phone screen with recruiter, 3 technical interviews with engineers, 1 system design interview, and 1 behavioral interview. Recruiter was very helpful, and the engineers were great. Technical problems were fair and relevant. System design was very open ended, which can either help you or hurt you. Behavioral was pretty standard. Overall seemed like a very fair interview process.

A recruiter reached out to me via email and invited me to take part in the interview process. They sent me a code challenge to complete. When I asked for more details about the specific position, they sent me a link to their generic jobs site and did not indicate the level. I went on to work on the code challenge anyway and I completed all of the criteria. I received a blanket rejection email two days later. I requested feedback because I was genuinely confused, and I was told they can't share any due to confidentiality reasons. I had zero thoughts on Ramp before being asked to complete this challenge, but now they've left a bad taste in my mouth. I also blame myself for wasting time on a challenge before knowing what position I'm applying for.