This was for the User Interface (C#, Java) role.
I applied on July 8 and received the HackerRank assessment on July 22.
The OA consisted of 10 MCQs on CS fundamentals and 3 coding questions, which I answered in Java. The coding questions were on string manipulations.
After taking the OA, I received an invitation for a phone interview on August 24. I gave the interview on August 31.
I was asked DS and algo questions, along with OS and computer network questions. I was also asked one coding question on base conversion.
The interview was supposed to be for 45 minutes but was extended to 75 minutes.
I received a rejection after one week.
Q1. Difference between a heap and a BST, and when each is used.
Q2. What is dynamic programming?
Q3. Difference between UDP and TCP.
Q4. Questions on multithreading, lock, unlock, and critical section.
Q5. Questions on projects mentioned in the resume.
Q6. Coding question: Given input base, output base, and a string num, convert the number from the input base to the output base and return it as a string.
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