I initially applied online, but spoke with them at a career fair.

Soon after, I heard back from a recruiter who scheduled an on-campus interview. I actually accidentally missed the interview and emailed my recruiter apologizing profusely; she then set up a phone interview to replace it.

My interviewers asked similar questions to those posted here:

• Abstract classes vs. interfaces
• The different scoping keywords in Java
• Unit testing

From what my interviewers told me, they're not necessarily looking for the absolutely correct answer, but mainly that you at least have a general understanding.

The interviews are half behavioral and half technical, so expect to be asked about projects and such from your resume. He asked why I wanted to work at Intuit and other standard questions.

The abstract class question was posed differently. He said something along the lines of, "Suppose you have an interface in which certain aspects of the implementation could be defined and those would carry over to classes implementing it. When do you think that would be useful?"