Grammarly Interview Guide
~25% easy, 60% medium, 15% hard · 8 problem suggestions · Strings, Trees, Dynamic Programming
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Overview
Grammarly interviews reflect their NLP roots. Trie problems, string manipulation, and word-break variants appear more frequently here than at other companies — directly relevant to the text processing that powers their writing assistant. For ML roles, expect NLP-specific questions about language models, text classification, and correction algorithms. For SWE roles, the process is standard with a string/text-processing flavor.
Interview Process
| Round | Type | Duration | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone Screen | Coding | 45 min | One medium problem, often string-related |
| Onsite Coding (x2) | Coding | 45 min | String/trie problems + standard algorithms |
| System Design | System Design | 60 min | Text processing and NLP pipelines |
| Culture | Behavioral | 45 min | Mission and values fit |
Phone screen, then 3-4 onsite rounds: coding, system design, and culture fit. Timeline is 3-5 weeks.
Difficulty Breakdown
60% medium, 25% easy, 15% hard. Moderate with a strong text-processing/NLP domain emphasis.
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