Fidelity is an awesome company that has great benefits and really values career mobility and growth within the company.
Fidelity is a financial company, and therefore it has very corporate standards for how things should be done.
After applying on their website, I waited about a month and was scheduled for a 30-minute phone screen with HR, then a one-hour video call with a software engineer to go over technical questions.
Three rounds of interviews. The first one was with HR, and the second round was technical with two people. It pretty much covered all basic Java interview questions and then asked me to code. Finally, I had another interview with HR to discuss the of
Zoom interview with multiple stubbed-out methods. I was asked for implementation in code. I was given one hour to implement these methods. They didn't depend on any algorithms, just simple problem-solving.
After applying on their website, I waited about a month and was scheduled for a 30-minute phone screen with HR, then a one-hour video call with a software engineer to go over technical questions.
Three rounds of interviews. The first one was with HR, and the second round was technical with two people. It pretty much covered all basic Java interview questions and then asked me to code. Finally, I had another interview with HR to discuss the of
Zoom interview with multiple stubbed-out methods. I was asked for implementation in code. I was given one hour to implement these methods. They didn't depend on any algorithms, just simple problem-solving.