I applied through college or university. The process took 4 months. I interviewed at Atlassian in Nov 2019
Interview
The turn around time for me took quite a while: I completed the HackerRank in early September and got an invite for a recruiter call in late October. After that, the process was a lot smoother: technical phone interview 11/13, final round interview 12/2, offer 12/10.
I don’t remember the HackerRank or technical phone questions at this point, but they were definitely very doable compared to other big tech companies. Maybe LC easy-medium.
The final round interview was comprised of two parts. For the first, you brought a previous technical project you’ve worked on and do a deep dive into it with the interviewer, explaining your work and the design decisions you made on it. The second part was a standard behavioral interview with a manager. Make sure you’re familiar with the Atlassian values and that your answers exemplify them.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What were some tradeoffs for the design of the project?
I applied online. I interviewed at Atlassian (Sydney) in May 2026
Interview
AI assisted coding interview, the interviewer wasn't really guiding any of the coding process or the process when using the agent-- kind of just sat back. It was unclear on whether or not they wanted you to utilise the AI agent or not, it says that it's highly encouraged, but that ultimately led me to a rejection!
overall process took ~2 months (applied on Sept 9, received OA on 9/12 and did it on 9/20, round 1 10/18, round 2 11/3 --> call for offer 11/9)
- OA (90mins)-> 1st round (technical, 45 mins) -> behavioral w a engineering manager (45 mins)
- OA: had two or three qs i think
OA (3dsa questions) followed by an interview, gave a graphs question
The next round was going to be an HR round with focus on resume
Slightly on the difficult side