Android Software Developer Interview Experience - Malaysia
August 1, 2021
Positive ExperienceNo Offer
Process
The first interview was a technical screening, involving two developers and covering basic Java and Android questions.
The second interview was a two-hour technical session, with questions on the Java Memory Model (JMM), Android notifications, SQL, and Kotlin.
Questions
Please describe what backpressure is.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Revolut Android Software Developer role in Malaysia.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Revolut's interview process for their Android Software Developer roles in Malaysia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Positive100%
Neutral0%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Revolut's Android Software Developer interview process in Malaysia.
Revolut Work Experiences
4.0
Kinda good, but it has some downsides as well
Software Engineer • Former Employee
April 4, 2025
Pros: I learned a lot from these people. From the technology perspective, the code is high quality and the architecture is clean. It's not exactly the TDD methodology, but every code has a quiet lot of automated tests. (In TDD, you first write code; then you write the feature, but we just implement the feature, and in the same PR, we write the unit/spec and/or integration/e2e tests.)
The CEO/CTO/upper management are very careful on making wise decisions and rational choices that can keep the company financially upward.
Cons: Man, a lot of work.
1.0
Remote Work, Miserable Conditions
Quality Control Analyst • Current Employee
Porto, Oporto, Portugal
November 12, 2023
Pros: Remote work, working from abroad
Cons: Everything else: Salary is extremely low for the amount of work you are asked to do. Nobody cares about the well-being of the team, and there are constant changes in the way you have to work and a lot of pressure. Micromanaging at its finest.
4.0
Best Place to Work
Quality Analyst • Current Employee
Sāhibganj, Jharkhand, India
May 13, 2024
Pros: Work from anywhere
Supportive team
Perks and benefits
Career growth
Cons: No welcome gift or joining bonus.
No birthday gifts.
No toll-free employee assistance calling support.
- 4.0Kinda good, but it has some downsides as wellSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeApril 4, 2025Pros: I learned a lot from these people. From the technology perspective, the code is high quality and the architecture is clean. It's not exactly the TDD methodology, but every code has a quiet lot of automated tests. (In TDD, you first write code; then you write the feature, but we just implement the feature, and in the same PR, we write the unit/spec and/or integration/e2e tests.) The CEO/CTO/upper management are very careful on making wise decisions and rational choices that can keep the company financially upward.Cons: Man, a lot of work.
- 1.0Remote Work, Miserable ConditionsQuality Control Analyst • Current EmployeePorto, Oporto, PortugalNovember 12, 2023Pros: Remote work, working from abroadCons: Everything else: Salary is extremely low for the amount of work you are asked to do. Nobody cares about the well-being of the team, and there are constant changes in the way you have to work and a lot of pressure. Micromanaging at its finest.
- 4.0Best Place to WorkQuality Analyst • Current EmployeeSāhibganj, Jharkhand, IndiaMay 13, 2024Pros: Work from anywhere Supportive team Perks and benefits Career growthCons: No welcome gift or joining bonus. No birthday gifts. No toll-free employee assistance calling support.
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