Great place to work
Great place to work
- Very supportive and knowledgeable team
- Frequent team lunch and events for team bonding
- People here are really chilled, very friendly, and approachable
- Exposure to E2E feature, unlike service based companies
- Abundant opportunities to work on Kafka. AI is also coming into picture and can already see trainings happening for seniors.
- Cafeteria with lots of meal options which too is taken care of by Lowe's daily wallet only.
- Good company to maintain work life balance.
- The tech stack may improve a bit. It is good that AI too is coming over to Lowe's in recent times.
- At times, there may be late night collaborations or weekend production support or defect fixes. But it is not very regular, so it becomes quite obvious to manage.
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Lowe's Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
I attended one round. It was majorly based on Java-based questions. * What is DI, HashMap's internal working? * Does Java support multiple inheritance? * Discussion on StringBuffer, StringBuilder. * One array-based, normal DSA question. * Also, some
Software Engineer
It was overall a good experience. They started with a short PPT about their company, followed by the interview process. I was the first to give the interview.
Software Engineer
A very simple question on React and Node.js involving a form and API calls, utilizing the event emitter and class-based structures in Node.js. The React question involved simple form setup and state management.
Software Engineer
Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaJuly 1, 2025I attended one round. It was majorly based on Java-based questions. * What is DI, HashMap's internal working? * Does Java support multiple inheritance? * Discussion on StringBuffer, StringBuilder. * One array-based, normal DSA question. * Also, some
Software Engineer
IndiaNovember 26, 2018It was overall a good experience. They started with a short PPT about their company, followed by the interview process. I was the first to give the interview.
Software Engineer
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesNovember 14, 2025A very simple question on React and Node.js involving a form and API calls, utilizing the event emitter and class-based structures in Node.js. The React question involved simple form setup and state management.
