SAP IXpFull Stack Developer Interview Experience - Palo Alto, California
Process
A pretty intensive experience, but definitely worth it!
The first round was a hiring manager call. He asked in-depth technical questions centering around basic OS, Web Dev, and MySQL concepts. You also talk about your past projects. If you pass that, you have a really good chance of getting the position.
The final round is an interview panel where there are 6-7 engineers watching you and asking questions. That was pretty intense, as you might imagine, because they're constantly asking you follow-up questions. They ask about general concepts and coding questions.
Make sure you bring your computer with you for this round to showcase your project (the hiring manager didn't tell me this!).
Questions
What is deadlock?
Maximum sum of all nodes in a Binary Tree.
Meeting Room Scheduling Problem.
Past Projects you've worked on: (Draw the architecture of the project's backend system.)
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SAP Work Experiences
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- 5.0Great Culture, Low SalarySenior Software Developer • Current EmployeePalo Alto, California, United StatesAugust 4, 2021Pros: Great to work and take care of the employees better because they have a European mindset.Cons: The salary seems too low compared to similar companies like Oracle. I have seen many people leave because of this.
- 4.0Stable, Supportive, Low PaySoftware Developer • Former EmployeePalo Alto, California, United StatesSeptember 16, 2025Pros: Stable company with good support of immigration.Cons: The pay is low here.
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