A great Place to work in India
A great Place to work in India
If you are willing to put in a few extra hours, then this is surely the best place for software engineers.
Good pay, great office and cafeteria, amazing group of people.
Nothing very bad. The workload may be on a higher side, though this is something that you can discuss with your manager.
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Tower Research Capital Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
1 Aptitude Round -> Medium - Hard level MCQ Questions, for Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning, you can refer to Arun Sharma's Aptitude book. 1 coding Round -> 3 coding questions, 1 Medium & 2 hard. There are two 2d DP problems & one graph pr
Software Engineer
There is one online test followed by 2 online screening rounds, then there is onsite rounds. I had 5 interviews scheduled for onsite. All the onsite interviews happened on same day. Online test consisted of DS/Algo, Python/Pandas and OS questions an
Software Engineer
It's difficult. There are 4 rounds: technical chit-chat -> online test -> onsite technical test -> interview with the director. They just ask you everything from computer architecture to algorithms complexity.
Software Engineer
Gurgaon, IndiaJune 1, 20211 Aptitude Round -> Medium - Hard level MCQ Questions, for Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning, you can refer to Arun Sharma's Aptitude book. 1 coding Round -> 3 coding questions, 1 Medium & 2 hard. There are two 2d DP problems & one graph pr
Software Engineer
Gurgaon, IndiaFebruary 7, 2024There is one online test followed by 2 online screening rounds, then there is onsite rounds. I had 5 interviews scheduled for onsite. All the onsite interviews happened on same day. Online test consisted of DS/Algo, Python/Pandas and OS questions an
Software Engineer
Singapore, SingaporeMarch 1, 2022It's difficult. There are 4 rounds: technical chit-chat -> online test -> onsite technical test -> interview with the director. They just ask you everything from computer architecture to algorithms complexity.
