HSBC Software House
HSBC Software House
A big company where you can learn about the organizational structure.
Talented people with a passion to create world-class banking systems that are used by millions of people.
You only work on a specific field, with few chances to work on others. This always happens in big organizations.
They should care more about their teammates.
Organize more team events to cheer up the team spirit and make them work like a family.
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Software Programmer
My university has a co-op program, so I applied for the position on the co-op website. I was invited to do a 30-minute panel interview. The panel consisted of two interviewers: an HR representative and a Software Programmer. The interview was broke
Software Engineer
Simple interviews with basic to advanced Java concepts, including Spring Boot and backend development. Topics covered: hashing, component scan, repository, and more about backend development with respect to Java 8, entities, and objects/annotations.
Engineering Graduate
The final-stage assessment consisted of two 40-minute interviews with assessors. The interviewers were engaging and did not expect technical knowledge. I was able to have some great conversations about the role and culture.
Software Programmer
Burnaby, British Columbia, CanadaFebruary 1, 2011My university has a co-op program, so I applied for the position on the co-op website. I was invited to do a 30-minute panel interview. The panel consisted of two interviewers: an HR representative and a Software Programmer. The interview was broke
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaNovember 10, 2025Simple interviews with basic to advanced Java concepts, including Spring Boot and backend development. Topics covered: hashing, component scan, repository, and more about backend development with respect to Java 8, entities, and objects/annotations.
Engineering Graduate
Sheffield, EnglandNovember 7, 2025The final-stage assessment consisted of two 40-minute interviews with assessors. The interviewers were engaging and did not expect technical knowledge. I was able to have some great conversations about the role and culture.
