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Software Engineer (Entry level)
1-3 Years
Jul 29, 2026
Process Overview
October 2021
Evaluation Stages
Online Assessment
⏱ 75 mins
Algorithms
Debugging
The assessment was conducted via CodeSignal.
The task required solving one algorithmic problem and identifying errors in another.
Questions Asked
Solve one algorithmic problem and debug another.
Algorithms
Debugging
Technical Interview
⏱ 45 mins
DBMS
OS
System Design
HTML
CSS
Graphs
The interviewer evaluated foundational knowledge across multiple domains.
The candidate was asked to solve a medium-level graph problem using DFS.
The interviewer probed the reasoning behind choosing DFS over BFS.
The candidate was required to provide and implement an alternative solution using BFS.
Questions Asked
Solve a medium-level graph problem.
Graphs
DFS
BFS
Reference
System Design Interview
⏱ 45 mins
System Design
Data Structures
OOPS
The task involved designing a simple game.
The interviewer focused on the candidate's architectural approach and selection of data structures.
The interviewer tested OOPS proficiency by presenting various hypothetical scenarios to modify the design.
Questions Asked
Design a simple game.
System Design
OOPS
Behavioral Round
⏱ 30 mins
Behavioral
Software Engineering Philosophy
The round was conducted by the CEO.
The discussion centered on the candidate's definition of software engineering.
The interviewer explored personal experiences and behavioral traits through daily life scenarios.
Questions Asked
What is your definition of software engineering?
Behavioral
Executive Insights
Candidate Advice
Understand that every round is eliminatory, requiring consistent performance throughout the process.
Be ready to discuss the 'why' behind technical decisions, not just the implementation.
Preparation Tips
Focus on foundational knowledge in DBMS, OS, and web basics (HTML/CSS).
Be prepared to justify algorithmic choices and provide alternative approaches (e.g., DFS vs BFS).
Practice applying OOPS concepts to real-world design scenarios.