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It was completely behavioral and it was mostly an easy-going conversation with the interviewers. A couple Fed questions thrown in with the recent Fed hikes but nothing more technical than that.
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1st phone screen: - Walk me through your resume - that question about the MM/DD/YYYY format like what is the next soonest date after today where all integers are different - What degrees is between the two hands on a clock that says 9:30 2nd phone screen: - How many buildings in NYC? - I roll two dice. What is the probability that the product of the dice is a perfect square? - You and your friend are playing a dice game. The dice is 30 sided, you and your friend choose a number form 1-30. Whoever's number is closest to the one on the dice gets the $ amount in cash on the dice. What do you pick if your friend chooses 10? Final round: - This is more open ended, harder to describe. Before the final round I was given a sheet from the recruiter on bid/ask-how to classify if something is a bid/ask and what happens on the order sheet once trades are executed. The first question is where I think I failed miserably. I was shown a ppt slide which had 3 different tables and columns, and they asked me what checks I would do to ensure the trades are correctly inputed (or something like that). It was more of a logic question that maybe you'd encounter if you've done a data science/CS type interview.
1st round was a one hour interview with the manager. Started with a dice question with probabilities . Moved on about my experience asking like why jane street and behavorial questions. Ended with a fermi question. 2nd round was one hour programming interview. Difficulty of one easy and one medium with a followup which could be considered a bit on the harder side. 3rd round (onsite) was one 60 minute interview and another 90 min interview. Notes will be provided beforehand to prepare. Round1 60 min: 1st question was around order book and how trades shall be executed. Later moving on to designing a stock exchange and a trading system. Round2 90min: Some excel was shared you were expected to calculate some numbers given some constraints. Followed up come up with an algorithm for the same calculations for a single party. Followed up by some questions on finance regarding the problem. Followed up by extending the earlier discussed algorithm for multiple parties.
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