Interview process was quite straightforward, first was iMocha assessment in which they ask MCQs related to SQL, Java, microservices etc. + coding questions in Java and TypeScript (I would say medium level questions), then L1 technical interview they drilled on Java, Spring Boot, React, and asked to write a small snippet using Stream API, then there was L2 technical round which feels quite easier than the first one (but it all depends on the interviewer) L2 also focused on resume, Java, Spring Boot and also light coreing after that I got an offer...
I would say be prepared for what you have mentioned in your resume
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Mastercard's interview process for their Associate Java Developer roles in New York, New York is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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