ramp software engineer loop, full breakdown of what they actually ask in 2026 : r/InterviewCoderHQ
Went through Ramp's full-time SWE loop last month. I'll go round by round. Backend role in New York, 3 YOE before this. Recruiter screen, 25 min Standard. Why Ramp, why now, what I'm working on. They care a lot about "builder" answers. I had two specific stories ready about shipping a thing solo end to end, and that landed better than anything else I said. OA on CodeSignal, 90 min Not a LeetCode set. It's the "industry coding framework" style, the same format Dropbox uses for the text editor question. You're building a small system across 4 progressive levels and each level adds a new requirement on top of the last one. Mine was a bank system. Open accounts, deposit, withdraw, transfer, then they layer on scheduled payments and querying top accounts by activity in the last N days. Levels 1-3 are doable if you read the spec carefully and don't over-engineer level 1. Level 4 is where most people run out of time. I finished level 3 with about 35 minutes left, got level 4 to mostly pass, m