I was contacted through a university career fair. The first round of technical interview was conducted over the phone. It was relatively easy, and I aced it. Soon after, I got an on-site interview call.

The on-site interview was in a two-on-one format. They started with a Java code review where I was asked to provide criticism and pitfalls with given code and corresponding requirements.

I was then asked two more technical questions where I had to write code myself. The questions were the "seen it all before" type, so I won't elaborate on them. I will discuss two questions that challenged me (relatively, and not really that hard).

I eventually got an email mentioning they would not go ahead with me, which somehow made it to my junk folder. I am pretty sure it's due to reasons other than my technical abilities, but I won't discuss that here.

Given a code where a function parameter shares a common name with a class static variable, what happens when I try to access the variable inside the function?

Given a sorted integer array with duplicate elements, how many distinct pairs can be chosen so they add up to a certain value?