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Software Quality Engineer Interview Experience

June 1, 2017
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Process

I was contacted initially by a recruiter on LinkedIn, who asked if I was interested in a contract quality engineer position with Intuit. The recruiter set up a phone screen with a manager that only lasted 15-20 minutes. This screen was mostly just questions about my testing background and a few simple Java questions that anyone with Java experience should know.

I was invited on-site roughly a week later. The on-site interview was also relatively short (under an hour). I had to write a Java method, either on my laptop or a whiteboard, that involved manipulating a String. I went over this code with the team, who helped me fix a few small bugs.

They then used this code sample as an example and asked how I would approach testing the code I wrote and how I could improve it. We finished with some behavioral questions related to how I work in teams and how I'd go about talking with developers whose code I was critiquing.

Questions

Write a Java method that manipulates a string in a certain way.

If you were given this code sample to test, how would you test it?

How would you approach a developer who wrote this code to suggest changes?

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Interview Statistics

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Success Rate

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Pass Rate

Intuit's interview process for their Software Quality Engineer roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intuit's Software Quality Engineer interview process in United States.

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