The first step of the interview process was a half hour phone call with an HR assistant.
It was a general talk about ambitions, motivations and the former technical experiences.
The second step was a three hours long technical interview with three different professionals from the company.
The first one was with a senior colleague and about general Java related questions.
The second one was with the technical leader of the group.
He asked about deep knowledge in OOD a related stuff.
And also some algorithmic questions and coding challenges.
A third was almost the same like the first one.
Java related questions, deeper understanding of how the JVM works during method invocation, garbage collections etc.
There were - in my opinion - some mostly irrelevant questions, or I would rather say that they put a great emphasis on things that are not crucial. For example they asked several times about the SOLID principles of OOD, and related to that about cohesion... etc.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the MSCI Senior Java/Scala Developer role in Budapest, Hungary.
MSCI's interview process for their Senior Java/Scala Developer roles in Budapest, Hungary is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for MSCI's Senior Java/Scala Developer interview process in Budapest, Hungary.