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Question asked during the first TE were based on OOPS, DBMS, CN and language knowledge followed by two coding question (parenthesis balancing, symmetric binary tree) , second round was taken by a person at higher position he directly asked me to code and the question was based on variable sliding window (longest unique substring) later MR was held where again few questions was asked on core domains and then followed by telephonic interview which was just a formality.
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MTS-1

Interviewed at BYJU'S

2.9★
Sep 30, 2022

Question asked during the first TE were based on OOPS, DBMS, CN and language knowledge followed by two coding question (parenthesis balancing, symmetric binary tree) , second round was taken by a person at higher position he directly asked me to code and the question was based on variable sliding window (longest unique substring) later MR was held where again few questions was asked on core domains and then followed by telephonic interview which was just a formality.

Round 1: Hiring Manager Round (usual questions about the work done so far, tech used, challenges faced, trade-offs, experiences, etc) Round 2: Coding Round You are given the schedules of two individuals, each represented by a list of intervals where they are busy. Your task is to find a common time slot where both individuals are available for a meeting. Write a code that takes the schedules of the two individuals (schedule1 and schedule2) and the duration of the meeting (duration) as input, and returns a list of time slots where both individuals are available for a meeting of the specified duration. Notes: Each schedule is represented as a list of intervals, where each interval (start_time, end_time). The time is represented as integers, where 0 represents the start of the day and 1439 represents the end of the day (24 * 60 - 1). Round 3: Data Structures and Algorithms 1. How would you determine if a linked list is palindrome or not, without storing it's values in any other variable for referencing. 2. Suppose there is map and I have two people's coordinates on the map, in what all ways can I find if there is a route present. Which one would you prefer over the other. 2a. Comparison between Dijkstra's algorithm and A-star algorithm and their uses. 3. Suppose there is a Kafka topic with 3 partitions, and there are 3 consumers. What will happen if the number of consumers are increased to 10 for increasing the performance. 4. Suppose we have a central Redis which is being accessed by multiple users. I want to implement a security mechanism such that the keys set by user1 should not be accessible by anyone else. How can we achieve this. 5. How would you design a task scheduler 5a. Design this without using kafka 5b. Design this without using DB (use in-memory variables). How would you optimise this Round 4: Module Design Round Microservices based website experiences heavy traffic during Holidays. The application consists of a various microservices including a web server, database and other services. It is a dockerized application that uses Kubernetes for orchestration. High availability and reliability of the product must be ensured. Round 5: Cultural Fit round
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MTS-3 Software Engineer

Interviewed at VMware

4.4★
May 16, 2024

Round 1: Hiring Manager Round (usual questions about the work done so far, tech used, challenges faced, trade-offs, experiences, etc) Round 2: Coding Round You are given the schedules of two individuals, each represented by a list of intervals where they are busy. Your task is to find a common time slot where both individuals are available for a meeting. Write a code that takes the schedules of the two individuals (schedule1 and schedule2) and the duration of the meeting (duration) as input, and returns a list of time slots where both individuals are available for a meeting of the specified duration. Notes: Each schedule is represented as a list of intervals, where each interval (start_time, end_time). The time is represented as integers, where 0 represents the start of the day and 1439 represents the end of the day (24 * 60 - 1). Round 3: Data Structures and Algorithms 1. How would you determine if a linked list is palindrome or not, without storing it's values in any other variable for referencing. 2. Suppose there is map and I have two people's coordinates on the map, in what all ways can I find if there is a route present. Which one would you prefer over the other. 2a. Comparison between Dijkstra's algorithm and A-star algorithm and their uses. 3. Suppose there is a Kafka topic with 3 partitions, and there are 3 consumers. What will happen if the number of consumers are increased to 10 for increasing the performance. 4. Suppose we have a central Redis which is being accessed by multiple users. I want to implement a security mechanism such that the keys set by user1 should not be accessible by anyone else. How can we achieve this. 5. How would you design a task scheduler 5a. Design this without using kafka 5b. Design this without using DB (use in-memory variables). How would you optimise this Round 4: Module Design Round Microservices based website experiences heavy traffic during Holidays. The application consists of a various microservices including a web server, database and other services. It is a dockerized application that uses Kubernetes for orchestration. High availability and reliability of the product must be ensured. Round 5: Cultural Fit round

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