#Architecture

Design a Logger System that supports both Synchronous and Asynchronous logging, implements multiple log levels, supports multiple output sinks (starting with STDOUT), and ensures thread safety and performance. Focus on clean code, extensible architecture, design patterns, and testability.

This round will focus on low-level design based on a real-world problem that aligns with Rippling’s product. You should define classes, enums, and their relationships while discussing scaling and trade-offs and tying them to your project experience.

In this conversational round, discuss your contributions to real-world systems and design decisions you've made. Be prepared to explain how you approach ambiguous or high-level problems, alongside answering some architectural questions.

Discuss your recent projects in detail, covering aspects like impact, trade-offs, architecture, testing, and potential future improvements.

Explain your current company project and create a high-level system diagram using a tool such as Draw.io. Highlight key components and their interactions.