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Most of these Capital One write-ups come from Data Scientists (196), then Software Engineers (93) and Product Managers (54). The most reported rounds are the technical phone screen (213), the product sense round (58), the behavioral / leadership round (41) and the system design round (22).

382 interview notes · updated Oct 2026

Capital One·Software Engineer·Online Assessment (OA)

Oct 2026
Took the Capital One Senior Full Stack Engineer OA in early October, four questions in 70 minutes. Flew through the first three but got burned by hidden test cases on the last one due to timeouts. Rejection came four days later.
  • An easy warm-up question (specific details not recalled).
  • Given a lowercase sentence, sort the words by the absolute difference between the number of consonants and vowels in each word. Break ties alphabetically and return the sorted list.
  • Given a grid with healthy plants, infected plants, and empty cells, return the state of the grid after exactly X days of infection spreading (similar to the Rotting Oranges problem, but with different thematic labels).
  • Design a system supporting two operations on a number line: (1) place an obstacle at position X, and (2) given a coordinate L and a range size N, check whether any obstacles exist in the window from L minus (N-1) to L plus (N-1). Return a string of 0s and 1s for all type-2 queries.

“Can't even remember what it was, which probably tells you how trivial it felt.”

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Capital One·Software Engineer·Onsite - Multi Round

Oct 2026
Did the Capital One TIP Power Day last Friday, three back-to-back rounds: behavioral, a case/coding section, and an agentic coding round. The coding case tripped me up a bit but everything else felt solid. Waiting to hear back and kind of spiraling about whether the unfinished implementation tanks the whole thing.
  • Behavioral interview questions covering your background and experience.
  • True/false concept questions as part of a technical case round.
  • Debugging exercise: identify and fix bugs in existing code.
  • Implement a function from scratch as the final part of the case round.
  • Agentic coding round: fix a bug, implement a new feature, and suggest improvements to the codebase.

“This part went fine.”

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