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Intuit Interview Experiences
3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- Measuring Meeting-Free Work TimeIntuit · Machine Learning Engineer · Technical Screen · Sep 2026
The report presents an Intuit AI Science technical-screen exercise reconstructed from images. The task uses a year of company meeting records to assess how much uninterrupted coding time employees have during business hours. Each attendance record identifies an employee and a meeting, together with joining and leaving times. Candidates are asked to determine the longest available interval for eac…
- Two Long Screens and a Final-Round RejectionIntuit · Staff Software Engineer · Senior+ · Onsite · Aug 2026Rejected
Intuit's interview process had two rounds. The process was long, but HR was patient. The final round was a big production too. First round: Coding The interviewer was very nice and kept encouraging me. The first coding problem was to design a rate limiter. Requirement: design a rate limiter that allows five people through during each time period. Then the design was extended: when VIP users arriv…
- Intuit Software Engineer interviewIntuit · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026
The recruiter screen began casually with background and fit questions. They also asked for my views on AI, which felt more like checking my perspective than testing technical knowledge. That tone did not hold in every recruiter interaction. One recruiter became defensive when I was candid about my leveling expectations, and the exchange turned frustrating. In another recruiter-led rejection, the…
- Laid Off, Craft Demo and an AI Round, Then an OfferIntuit · Software Engineer · Senior+ · Onsite · Dec 2025Offer
This is about my loop for a Staff Software Engineer opening at Intuit, based in Mountain View, CA. I sent out a few online applications, and a recruiter then contacted me. Background I'm based in the US and did my master's here, after arriving in 2013. Meta let me go in September 2025. Before that I put in 3.5 years at AWS, where I mostly did backend work for AWS services. After that came 6 years…
- TurboTax Take-Home, Growth Team Onsite, and a Slow Recruiter ProcessIntuit · Data Scientist · Onsite · Oct 2025
First there was a TurboTax home assignment, then a 45-minute presentation plus Q&A. In this part they ask about the recommendations you make based on the data, whether your assumptions are reasonable, and what other data you could look at. I remember there being a question like that, and I didn't have a good answer at the time. The task was predicting whether tax filing succeeds or not, and there…
- Phone Screen With an AI Prompting Round, Then SilenceIntuit · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Sep 2025Rejected
Got a reach-out from HR two weeks ago and scheduled it. The phone screen was 45 minutes of algorithms + 30 minutes of AI conversation Q&A, all in one call. 45 min algorithms: One medium-difficulty problem One easy problem — basically detecting in a React environment whether user input is a valid palindrome 30 min AI: Mainly about whether you know how to use current gen AI tools and whether you ca…
