Atlassian

Cloud Migration Engineer Interview Experience - India

June 25, 2021

Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

The interview process was long and consisted of 4 rounds. The first 3 rounds were conducted by a US manager, and the last round was with the India lead. They focused more on why you were leaving your current company.

Questions

Five core values of Atlassian

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Atlassian Cloud Migration Engineer role in India.

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Atlassian's interview process for their Cloud Migration Engineer roles in India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Atlassian's Cloud Migration Engineer interview process in India.

Atlassian Work Experiences

Amazing work culture, good perks, and benefits

Cloud Migration Engineer • Current Employee

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Pros: - One of the best companies out there in the world when it comes to pampering their employees. You won't like working in a lot of places after you've worked at Atlassian. - Good remuneration along with stock options. - Amazing work culture; they are one of the few companies that do actually hold their principles close to their heart.

Cons: - You can get too comfortable in the long run. - Workload can be overwhelming at times but mundane mostly.

Amazing work culture, good perks, and benefits

Cloud Migration Engineer • Current Employee

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Pros: - One of the best companies out there in the world when it comes to pampering their employees. You won't like working in a lot of places after you've worked at Atlassian. - Good remuneration along with stock options. - Amazing work culture; they are one of the few companies that do actually hold their principles close to their heart.

Cons: - You can get too comfortable in the long run. - Workload can be overwhelming at times but mundane mostly.

Atlassian is the best company I've worked for so far!

Software Engineer-II, Frontend • Current Employee

New Delhi, India

September 22, 2025

Pros: 1. Great colleagues 2. Great Manager 3. Great Office in BLR 4. Amazing employee perks

Cons: Being a 25-year-old company, a lot of the codebase is old; sometimes the code can be legacy.

Atlassian is the best company I've worked for so far!

Software Engineer-II, Frontend • Current Employee

New Delhi, India

September 22, 2025

Pros: 1. Great colleagues 2. Great Manager 3. Great Office in BLR 4. Amazing employee perks

Cons: Being a 25-year-old company, a lot of the codebase is old; sometimes the code can be legacy.

Wfh Only, Chaos & Politics

Principal Software Engineer • Current Employee

November 16, 2025

Pros: Allows WFH. That's literally it.

Cons: Clueless Directors and VPs. No strategy. Just ad hoc projects shoved down the throats of engineers with crazy deadlines. Extreme politics. Extreme favoritism. There are P70s and P60s who slack off and don't land any impact, but they are blessed every half for kissing behinds. APEX is the Hunger Games. Over hiring. No impactful work = dog eat dog. Zero product strategy. Zero customer focus. Horrible WLB. Chaos.

Wfh Only, Chaos & Politics

Principal Software Engineer • Current Employee

November 16, 2025

Pros: Allows WFH. That's literally it.

Cons: Clueless Directors and VPs. No strategy. Just ad hoc projects shoved down the throats of engineers with crazy deadlines. Extreme politics. Extreme favoritism. There are P70s and P60s who slack off and don't land any impact, but they are blessed every half for kissing behinds. APEX is the Hunger Games. Over hiring. No impactful work = dog eat dog. Zero product strategy. Zero customer focus. Horrible WLB. Chaos.

Amazing work culture, good perks, and benefits

Cloud Migration Engineer • Current Employee

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Pros: - One of the best companies out there in the world when it comes to pampering their employees. You won't like working in a lot of places after you've worked at Atlassian. - Good remuneration along with stock options. - Amazing work culture; they are one of the few companies that do actually hold their principles close to their heart.

Cons: - You can get too comfortable in the long run. - Workload can be overwhelming at times but mundane mostly.

5.0
Amazing work culture, good perks, and benefits
Cloud Migration Engineer • Current Employee
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
March 14, 2021
Pros: - One of the best companies out there in the world when it comes to pampering their employees. You won't like working in a lot of places after you've worked at Atlassian. - Good remuneration along with stock options. - Amazing work culture; they are one of the few companies that do actually hold their principles close to their heart.
Cons: - You can get too comfortable in the long run. - Workload can be overwhelming at times but mundane mostly.

Atlassian is the best company I've worked for so far!

Software Engineer-II, Frontend • Current Employee

New Delhi, India

September 22, 2025

Pros: 1. Great colleagues 2. Great Manager 3. Great Office in BLR 4. Amazing employee perks

Cons: Being a 25-year-old company, a lot of the codebase is old; sometimes the code can be legacy.

5.0
Atlassian is the best company I've worked for so far!
Software Engineer-II, Frontend • Current Employee
New Delhi, India
September 22, 2025
Pros: 1. Great colleagues 2. Great Manager 3. Great Office in BLR 4. Amazing employee perks
Cons: Being a 25-year-old company, a lot of the codebase is old; sometimes the code can be legacy.

Wfh Only, Chaos & Politics

Principal Software Engineer • Current Employee

November 16, 2025

Pros: Allows WFH. That's literally it.

Cons: Clueless Directors and VPs. No strategy. Just ad hoc projects shoved down the throats of engineers with crazy deadlines. Extreme politics. Extreme favoritism. There are P70s and P60s who slack off and don't land any impact, but they are blessed every half for kissing behinds. APEX is the Hunger Games. Over hiring. No impactful work = dog eat dog. Zero product strategy. Zero customer focus. Horrible WLB. Chaos.

1.0
Wfh Only, Chaos & Politics
Principal Software Engineer • Current Employee
November 16, 2025
Pros: Allows WFH. That's literally it.
Cons: Clueless Directors and VPs. No strategy. Just ad hoc projects shoved down the throats of engineers with crazy deadlines. Extreme politics. Extreme favoritism. There are P70s and P60s who slack off and don't land any impact, but they are blessed every half for kissing behinds. APEX is the Hunger Games. Over hiring. No impactful work = dog eat dog. Zero product strategy. Zero customer focus. Horrible WLB. Chaos.

Atlassian Interview Questions

Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree

Find the lowest common ancestor of two nodes in a given binary tree. The lowest common ancestor is defined as the farthest node from the root that is an ancestor of both nodes.

Count Palindromic Subsequences

The problem asks you to find the total number of distinct palindromic subsequences within a given string. Remember that subsequences don't have to be contiguous.

StringsDynamic Programming

Rank Teams by Votes

You're given a list of votes for teams, where each vote ranks the teams in order. Determine the final ranking of the teams based on these votes, prioritizing teams with higher rankings in the votes.

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