Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs Interview Experience (SDE)

I had a 1 hour 15 minute CoderPad interview for a Software Engineer role at Goldman Sachs, where I was asked two Data Structures & Algorithms questions.

This post details a specific coding interview question encountered during an interview experience at Goldman Sachs, focusing on a hospital triage priority scheduling problem with basic and extended versions.

I, a Software Developer with 2.5 years of experience, interviewed with Goldman Sachs for a Software Engineer role in Hyderabad. I went through multiple rounds including HackerRank, CoderPad, DSA, Software Engineering Practices, and Software Design & Architecture, ultimately not making it to the final hiring manager round but gaining valuable experience.

I went through a Goldman Sachs Superday, including SDLC, Design, and DSA rounds, followed by an additional DSA round, and am currently awaiting results.

I participated in a coderpad round at Goldman Sachs where I was presented with two coding challenges: 'Squares of a Sorted Array' with follow-ups on optimal space complexity, and an implementation task for an LFU Cache including its get, put, and remove methods.

I was asked two coding questions during my CoderPad interview, one on finding the highest average score and another on finding the largest connected component in a forest. I also faced two behavioral questions with multiple follow-ups.

Had a technical interview for the Software Engineering Analyst role at Goldman Sachs. The interview included one coding question involving finding the maximum points path in a grid with specific movement directions. The candidate passed all test cases and completed a dry run.

I successfully cleared the Software Development Engineer (SDE) interview process at Goldman Sachs, securing an offer after a comprehensive multi-round evaluation. The interview series included an Online Assessment, Coderpad, two DSA rounds (part of a Superday), a Software Engineering round, a System Design round, and a final Hiring Manager discussion.

I recently interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs, which involved several technical rounds covering data structures, algorithms, system design, and software engineering practices, based on my 2.3 years of experience.

I recently interviewed with Goldman Sachs for an Analyst role in Bangalore, navigating through an Online Assessment, a CoderPad screening, and a comprehensive Superday that included multiple Data Structures & Algorithms rounds, a Low-Level Design challenge, and a Behavioral/HR interview.

I interviewed for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs, undergoing an Online Assessment, CoderPad, and four onsite rounds that included DSA, Java concurrency, SQL, and System Design problems. Despite my efforts, I was ultimately rejected after the final System Design round.

I interviewed for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore in August 2025 and received an offer after successfully navigating a comprehensive interview process that included online assessments, multiple technical DSA and system design rounds, and a final hiring manager discussion.

I had a Coderpad round for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs where I was able to solve two algorithmic questions, though I received some hints on the second one. The verdict is still pending.

I interviewed for an Associate Data Engineer role at Goldman Sachs with 3 years of experience. The process involved a HackerRank assessment, a CoderPad round, and a multi-round Super Day, but I was unfortunately rejected after the second round of the Super Day.

I interviewed with Goldman Sachs for an Associate role, undergoing an Online Assessment, two coding rounds, and a Super Day comprising DSA, Low-Level Design, and High-Level Design rounds. Despite performing well in coding and some DSA, I was ultimately rejected after struggling in the High-Level Design round.

I recently interviewed at Goldman Sachs for an SDEII position in Birmingham, where I encountered a specific Data Structures & Algorithms question.

I recently interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs. The process involved three rounds focusing on DSA and JavaScript. Unfortunately, I was rejected after failing to perform well in the second DSA round.

I recently interviewed at Goldman Sachs for an Engineering Associate position, undergoing a virtual panel with three rounds covering algorithms, system design, and behavioral questions. I successfully advanced to the "Bar Raiser" round.

I underwent a multi-stage interview process at Goldman Sachs for an Analyst role, including an Online Assessment, Coderpad rounds, a comprehensive Superday, and a Hiring Manager interview. I am currently awaiting the final decision for the Compliance Analyst position.

I interviewed for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs in July 2025. The process included an online assessment, a CoderPad interview, and a SuperDay consisting of multiple rounds. Unfortunately, I was rejected after the second SuperDay round because I could not fully complete one of the coding questions within the time limit.

I recently encountered a problem during my Goldman Sachs Online Assessment related to simplifying fractions, which required applying GCD concepts.

I recently appeared for my CoderPad interview round for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs. The interview focused on DSA, where I was asked two very easy questions, including an easier variation of the 'High Five' problem, which I solved successfully. I am currently awaiting the results of the interview.

I recently completed an Online Assessment for Goldman Sach, successfully solving both given data structures and algorithms questions. I am now waiting for an HR call regarding the next steps.

I recently went through the Goldman Sachs Summer Analyst internship hiring process and was selected. The process involved an online assessment followed by three eliminatory technical and HR rounds, covering projects, Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA), and scenario-based questions.

I interviewed for a Summer Analyst Internship at Goldman Sachs, which involved an online assessment followed by two technical rounds. Despite performing well in the initial DSA rounds, I was rejected after a challenging second technical round that focused heavily on my resume details, systems, and theoretical concepts rather than problem-solving.

I successfully secured an offer for the Goldman Sachs Summer Analyst 2026 position after undergoing three rounds of interviews that focused on technical skills, data structures and algorithms, HR, and analytical problem-solving. My communication, approach, and mindset were key factors that contributed to my selection.

I applied to Goldman Sachs, successfully cleared the Online Assessment with two custom coding problems, but unfortunately, I was rejected after the second coding round, where I made a mistake on one of the LeetCode problems (Fraction to Recurring Decimal).

I applied for an Associate (Software Engineer) position at Goldman Sachs in Dallas, TX, and after navigating CoderPad screenings, a virtual panel, and a hiring manager interview, I successfully received and accepted an offer.

I cleared the HackerRank round and was invited for a CoderPad round at Goldman Sachs where I was asked two data structures and algorithms questions.

I appeared for a Goldman Sachs Online Assessment today after being reached out to by a recruiter on LinkedIn. I successfully solved both programming challenges within 50 minutes.

I was referred for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs in Salt Lake City. The interview process included CoderPad, DSA, Software Design, and SDLC rounds, but I was ultimately rejected even though I felt the questions were manageable.

I experienced a CoderPad interview at Goldman Sachs for a US position, where I was presented with a unique string encoding problem involving a 'repeat from beginning' instruction.

I successfully navigated multiple interview rounds for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs, including an online assessment, live coding, a Superday focused on data structures and system design, and a resume deep dive, ultimately receiving and accepting an offer.

I interviewed for a Frontend Developer role at Goldman Sachs, which resulted in a rejection after I struggled with one coding problem and made a rookie mistake in my preparation, particularly around managing pressure and articulating my approach.

I applied for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore via referral. The interview process consisted of six rounds: an Online Assessment, two Coderpad rounds focusing on DSA, two Superday rounds covering Data Structures, Software Engineering Practices, Software Design and Architecture, and a final Hiring Manager round, ultimately leading to a successful offer.

I interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. After multiple rounds covering DSA, system design, and behavioral aspects, I received an offer.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs with almost 3 years of experience. After completing the OA and CoderPad rounds, I provided solutions to specific LeetCode problems. However, my interview process was unfortunately cancelled after a poor feedback from the Data Structures round.

I interviewed for an Analyst Software Engineering role at Goldman Sachs with 2 years of experience. The process involved an Online Assessment, multiple DSA and System Design rounds, and a Hiring Manager discussion, resulting in positive feedback and awaiting a final offer.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs in Bengaluru, comprising multiple coding rounds and a technical discussion on Java Concurrency and JVM. Despite solving most coding problems, I received a rejection.

I went through a comprehensive, multi-stage interview process at Goldman Sachs for an Analyst role, which included an online assessment, multiple technical rounds covering data structures, algorithms, debugging, system design, and behavioral questions. I successfully cleared all rounds and received a job offer.

I applied directly on the GS career portal for an Associate role in Bengaluru and underwent a multi-stage interview process, including an Online Assessment, CoderPad, and two Panel DSA rounds, before receiving a rejection after the first panel interview.

I underwent an interview process for a Software Associate role at Goldman Sachs. The multi-round process covered various topics including Data Structures & Algorithms, Java, System Design, and behavioral aspects.

I had a coderpad round with Goldman Sachs where I was asked two coding questions. I struggled with both, particularly the first one which was a sliding window problem, and ran out of time on the second, leading to a feeling that I lost the opportunity.

I interviewed for an Analyst role at Goldman Sachs, which included an Online Assessment, a CoderPad round, and three Superday rounds focusing on DSA, Software Engineering Practices, and System Design/OOPs/SQL. Despite demonstrating strong DSA performance, I was ultimately not selected due to challenges with a follow-up SQL question and Java Stream API related problems in later rounds.

I successfully navigated a HackerRank test and a coderpad screening round for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs. Despite performing well on several DSA questions, I was ultimately rejected after the SuperDay.

I interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs, participating in a Super Day consisting of DSA, System Design, and SDLC/Behavioral rounds. Despite feeling confident and answering all questions, I received a rejection email three days later.

I successfully interviewed for an Associate (SDE2) position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore through a referral. The process involved six rounds, including DSA, Software Engineering Practices, System Design, and a Hiring Manager round, ultimately leading to a job offer.

I interviewed for the Analyst role at Goldman Sachs in Bengaluru and was selected. The process included an Online Assessment (OA) and a Super day with multiple rounds, covering coding, DSA, system design, and behavioral questions.

I recently completed the online assessment and codepad rounds for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs in the US, successfully solving both questions and moving to the next stage.

I applied for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs via referral and went through a multi-stage interview process including Hackerrank, CoderPad, and several technical and system design rounds. Despite performing well in earlier stages, nervousness during the final technical and hiring manager round led to my eventual rejection.

I recently completed a coderpad round for a Software Engineer role at Goldman Sachs, which included behavioral questions, a data processing problem, and an algorithm design challenge involving price intervals.

I had a CoderPad round with Goldman Sachs, where I was asked two questions: one on activity selection and another on finding the shortest path between stations. I was able to solve both questions with optimized solutions.

I had a Coderpad interview at Goldman Sachs involving two coding problems. I struggled with the first problem and encountered technical difficulties during the second, which prevented me from completing it.

I experienced a Coderpad interview, followed by a Superday consisting of three rounds (Data Structures and Algorithms, Resume Depth, System Design). Despite solving several problems and attempting others, I ultimately received a rejection email after three weeks.

I interviewed for an Analyst role at Goldman Sachs in the US and successfully received an offer after completing Coderpad, Super Day (Software Engineering Principles, DSA), and Hiring Manager rounds.

I recently interviewed for the Java Associate role at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. I was asked a series of core Java-focused questions, covering concepts like immutability, collections, functional interfaces, and database fundamentals. I am sharing these questions for others to prepare.

I interviewed for an Associate Software Engineer position at Goldman Sachs in March 2025 and ultimately received an offer. The process included a screening round, a Super Day with multiple technical and design rounds, and final hiring manager and behavioral rounds.

I interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs with 0.7 years of experience, going through multiple rounds including coding, Java principles, and system design. Despite solving most coding problems, I was ultimately rejected due to my performance in the Java/OOP and System Design rounds.

I applied through a job portal, received a Hackerrank test, and then had multiple interview rounds (Coderpad, DSA, Software Engineering Practices, Software Design and Architecture) at Goldman Sachs for an Associate role, ultimately resulting in a rejection.

I had a coderpad interview for Goldman Sachs's Gen AI Developer role, which included a coding question and discussions on GenAI Applications and RAG.

I interviewed for the Analyst role at Goldman Sachs (Global Banking and Markets division) and successfully cleared all rounds. I received an offer after 5 days but rejected it as I had already joined another company.

I successfully navigated a multi-round interview process at Goldman Sachs for an Analyst role in Bengaluru, encompassing DSA, system design, core Java, SQL, and behavioral questions, ultimately receiving positive feedback for my candidature.

I was selected for the Analyst role at Goldman Sachs after an extremely positive interview experience. My process involved multiple technical rounds focusing on Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, and a final Hiring Manager discussion, all of which I cleared successfully.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs, which included an Online Assessment, a Coderpad round, a Superday (comprising DSA, Software Engineering Practices, and Software Design & Architecture rounds), and a final Hiring Managerial round. I successfully cleared all technical rounds and was informed of my advancement before the HM round.

I recently interviewed at Goldman Sachs for a backend role. The round lasted 75 minutes and included 2 behavioral questions and 2 coding tasks, all live on CoderPad.

I cleared the interview process for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs, which included an online assessment, a DSA round, and a Superday with several data structures, algorithms, and puzzle-based questions.

I applied for the Analyst role at Goldman Sachs through a referral and attended a CoderPad round, where I was asked to solve two variations of LeetCode problems and discuss their complexity.

I interviewed for an Associate (Full-stack) role at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. The interview process included a Coderpad round with two specific coding questions.

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I successfully interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs in February 2025, navigating through online assessments, multiple technical rounds (DSA, LLD, HLD), managerial discussions, and an HR round, ultimately receiving a job offer.

I interviewed at Goldman Sachs for an Associate position in USA and successfully got selected for the Team Matching Round after 3 rounds covering resume deep dive, SDLC, Low-Level Design (Parking Lot), and Data Structures & Algorithms (Find Median of Two Sorted Arrays, Kth Missing Positive Number).

I experienced a coderpad test at Goldman Sachs which included a specific problem about a walking robot. Despite solving one problem, I faced network issues and miscommunication with the interviewer, leading to a frustrating experience.

I interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs, undergoing an Online Assessment, a CoderPad round, and a Superday with multiple rounds. Despite clearing the initial rounds, I was rejected after the Superday due to challenges with some DSA problems, a project extension scenario, and an LRU Cache question.

I had a technical round at Goldman Sachs where I was asked two coding questions, specifically Letter Combinations of a Phone Number and Group Anagrams.

I received a HackerRank test from Goldman Sachs and successfully solved both problems, passing all test cases. I am now seeking insights on the chances of advancing to the next rounds.

I recently interviewed for the Associate Software Engineer role at Goldman Sachs. The interview process spanned multiple technical rounds covering data structures, system design, core Java concepts, and advanced topics like multithreading and database internals.

I had a CoderPad round with Goldman Sachs where I was given two DSA questions to solve within a predefined function, handling edge cases and writing basic test cases.

I interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs, navigating through several technical and behavioral rounds, including online assessments, coding challenges, system design, and a hiring manager discussion, ultimately receiving an offer.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. After successfully clearing multiple rounds focusing on Data Structures & Algorithms and System Design, I unfortunately did not pass the final system design round where I was asked to design a billing system.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore and received an offer after a multi-round process, which included coding, core Java, system design, and managerial discussions.

I recently interviewed at Goldman Sachs for an Analyst role in India, securing the opportunity after randomly applying. The process included an Online Assessment, a Coderpad screening, and a Super Day comprising multiple technical and system design rounds. I am currently awaiting the final verdict.

My interview journey for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs encompassed a HackerRank assessment, a technical phone screen, and a Super Day with one intense technical round. Although I successfully tackled most coding challenges, my inability to fully implement a complex string compression problem during the Super Day ultimately led to my rejection.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs in Bengaluru, undergoing a rigorous 2-month process that included coding, technical, and design rounds. Despite clearing most rounds, I was ultimately rejected after the final system design round due to my inability to recall exact production-level code implementations for Kafka and MongoDB.

I recently interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs, undergoing four rounds focused on coding, data structures, and software engineering. Despite my efforts in solving most problems, including some LeetCode questions and a System Design LLD, I was unfortunately rejected after the third round.

I successfully navigated a six-round interview process for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs in Bengaluru, culminating in a job offer. The process included rigorous DSA rounds, system design, a database challenge, and behavioral questions.

I applied for an Analyst role at Goldman Sachs and completed four rounds of interviews including an OA, a Coderpad round, and two Superday interviews focusing on data structures and software engineering practices. Unfortunately, I was rejected, likely due to a couple of cross-questions in the final round.

I interviewed for an Associate role at Goldman Sachs, which included an Online Assessment, a Coderpad round, and two Superday rounds focusing on Data Structures and Software Engineering Practices. Despite performing well in some areas, I was ultimately rejected after the Superday.

I interviewed for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore, which included a CoderPad assessment and a SuperDay consisting of two technical rounds. Despite performing well on several technical and behavioral questions, I was ultimately rejected.

I successfully interviewed for an Associate SDE role at Goldman Sachs, navigating multiple DSA, system design, and behavioral rounds, ultimately receiving and accepting an offer after approximately seven weeks.

I interviewed for an Associate Java Developer position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. Despite successfully clearing multiple rigorous technical rounds, my experience concluded negatively after an unprofessional final interview and subsequent ghosting by the recruiter.

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I was selected for the Goldman Sachs internship after a multi-round on-campus interview process. The interviews focused heavily on problem-solving, data structures, and OOPs concepts.

I successfully interviewed for an Associate Software Engineer position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore, navigating through five rigorous rounds of technical and coding challenges, ultimately receiving an offer.

I successfully navigated the interview process for a Summer Analyst internship at Goldman Sachs in 2023, ultimately receiving an offer. The process included a challenging coding round followed by three technical interviews focusing on data structures, algorithms, object-oriented programming, and database management systems.

I interviewed for a VP role at Goldman Sachs in Bengaluru with 9 years of experience. The process involved multiple rounds covering DSA, problem-solving, and system design, ultimately resulting in a rejection despite feeling positive about many of the rounds.

I successfully interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore and received an offer. The interview process consisted of several coding and problem-solving rounds heavily focused on Data Structures & Algorithms, concluding with a combined coding and hiring manager discussion.

I successfully completed a comprehensive interview process for a Software Engineer/Analyst role at Goldman Sachs in Hyderabad, which involved multiple technical coding rounds, system design, and a hiring manager discussion, culminating in an accepted offer.

I interviewed for an Analyst position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore with 2 years of prior IT experience. Despite clearing the online assessment and two coder pad rounds, I was unfortunately rejected after the first technical round of the Super day.

I successfully navigated through multiple rounds of interviews at Goldman Sachs for an SDE1 role, receiving an offer after a week. The process covered a mix of Data Structures & Algorithms, System Design, and behavioral discussions.

I successfully navigated the Goldman Sachs interview process for a Full Time Analyst role in Bangalore and ultimately received an offer. The experience included an online assessment and several technical rounds, culminating in a managerial discussion.

I successfully secured an offer for an Associate position at Goldman Sachs after completing a rigorous interview process spanning an online coding round and five subsequent technical and managerial interviews.

I interviewed for an Associate SWE role at Goldman Sachs in Dallas, TX, in December 2020. I successfully navigated phone and on-site rounds, ultimately receiving an offer. However, I decided to reject the offer in favor of another opportunity with a better work-life balance.

I interviewed for an SDE (Analyst) role at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. After a lengthy 5-6 month process involving 7 rounds, which included technical coding, discussion, and CS fundamentals, I successfully received an offer.

I was interviewed at Goldman Sachs for a Software Engineer (Analyst) role in Bangalore, India, and successfully received an offer after a comprehensive six-round interview process that included coding, system design, and behavioral questions.

I interviewed for a Summer Analyst position at Goldman Sachs in August 2020. After an online assessment, I had two technical interviews focusing on data structures, algorithms, and project discussions. I successfully received an offer.

I interviewed for a Software Engineering Internship at Goldman Sachs in 2020. The process included an online assessment, followed by two technical interviews where I discussed projects and solved various coding and logic problems. Ultimately, I was rejected.

I was interviewed for an Associate (SDE) position at Goldman Sachs in Bangalore. After clearing an online assessment, I went through a Coder Pad round and two virtual interview rounds, tackling various LeetCode-style questions. Despite feeling confident in my performance, I was ultimately rejected.

I successfully interviewed for the Data Analyst role at Goldman Sachs in December 2020, ultimately receiving an offer after three comprehensive rounds that covered my projects, data structures and algorithms, and system design.