Coding fluency
Implement an LRU cache. Explain your data structures, test capacity one, and walk through an eviction.
What a strong answer demonstrates
Correctness, edge cases, and time / space complexity.
Prepare for Hudson River Trading with a focused mix of coding, design, and communication. Start with your job description and confirm the interview loop with your recruiter.
01 / MAKE YOUR NEXT SESSION COUNT
Implement an LRU cache. Explain your data structures, test capacity one, and walk through an eviction.
Correctness, edge cases, and time / space complexity.
Design a notification service. Clarify delivery guarantees, model the data, then handle retries and duplicate events.
Clear requirements, a working baseline, and explicit trade-offs.
Describe a technical decision you changed after receiving feedback. Explain your contribution and the outcome.
Specific actions, honest reflection, and measurable impact.
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3 reports from candidates who interviewed at Hudson River Trading.
Reviews originally posted on Glassdoor.
An excellent place to do trading. Collaborative teams, very smart coworkers, fun culture.
smart, driven co-workers. tech stack is always improving. benefits are good.
Very transparent and collaborative environment. Partners are coders who work alongside you. Everyone is extremely smart and willing to help and work with you. Every employee has a lot of ownership over their work and can choose to work on what they are interested in. Very good compensation and perks.
Some of the best people I have ever worked work both in terms of talent and personality. Everyone is very passionate about their work. HRT also has some of the most impressive technology and high quality code I have seen. The company is extremely open and collaborative which together encourage a great culture.
I get to spend the majority of my time on real computer science problems. Meetings are rare. Most problems have algorithmic depth in speed, readability and correctness. Many problems are unique to the space and unsolved (or unsolvable without restrictions).