How Adobe runs its interviews, round by round, from the candidates who went through them: the questions asked, how hard they were, and who got an offer.
Worked out from the 61 Adobe write-ups on this site.
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I interviewed for an MTS C++ role at Adobe in September 2026, completed two technical rounds focusing on DSA, C++ puzzles, and low‑level design, but was ultimately...
I attended four interview rounds for an MTS-2 Backend Java role at Adobe; the first three rounds went well but I was rejected after the final round.
I interviewed for Adobe's Computer Scientist 1 position in Bangalore, completed four rounds covering resume, DSA, SQL, system design, and behavioral questions, received...
I interviewed for an MTS-2 Android role at Adobe, went through four rounds covering Android basics, DSA, system design, and a hiring manager interview, and received an...
I completed a multi‑stage interview process for an MTS‑II role at Adobe, cleared all rounds and received an offer with a 30% salary hike.
I interviewed in person for Adobe's MTS2 role; the round focused on deep resume discussion and an external sorting design problem, and I was rejected after Round 1.
I went through three interview rounds for a FullStack role at Adobe in the Bangalore/Noida area, but was rejected after the final hiring manager discussion.
I attended two rounds of interviews for an SDE 2 role at Adobe, solving three DSA problems, but was not selected.
I completed five interview rounds at Adobe for a senior backend engineer role, covering DSA, system design, and an AI‑assisted low‑level design, and gained deep insights...
Interview experience for Adobe CS-1 frontend position involving JS fundamentals, DSA, system design, and behavioral rounds. Rejected in the final director round.
I attended three interview rounds for a Computer Scientist 1 role at Adobe, solving most standard problems but struggled with abstraction and large‑scale optimization; I...
I interviewed for a Senior CS position at Adobe, which included a System Design round where I had to design a 'Book My Show' application, and a DSA round where I was...
I recently interviewed for the MTS-2 role at Adobe, completing four rounds focused on DSA, LLD, and behavioral aspects. Despite clearing the initial rounds, I ultimately...
I recently interviewed at Adobe for a CS1 role, an experience that unfortunately concluded with a rejection. The interview process was comprehensive, spanning multiple...
I recently interviewed for the MTS 2 role at Adobe, going through six challenging rounds including technical discussions on DSA, system design, and C++ concepts,...
Across 61 Adobe interview experiences shared on Interview Experiences, the questions asked were mostly data structures & algorithms (52% of reported questions), other (25% of reported questions), system design (18% of reported questions).
Candidates rated most Adobe questions as medium (61% of rated questions). Easy: 18%, Medium: 61%, Hard: 21%.
56% of the 27 candidates who reported their result received an offer. People who share their experience are not a random sample, so treat this as a rough guide.
Questions reported more than once include "Longest Substring with At Most K Distinct Characters", "Merge Intervals", "Intersection of Two Linked Lists", "Behavioral Interview Questions", "LRU Cache".
There are write-ups for MTS (26), SDE 2 (3), Staff Software Engineer (2), Frontend Engineer (2), Backend Engineer (2), SDE 3 (1).
The median candidate had 3.5 years of experience.
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