Phonepe

I interviewed with PhonePe for a Backend Software Engineer role with 4 years of experience. I successfully cleared the machine coding round which focused on a Customer Issue Resolution system design, but was ultimately rejected after the DSA round that included the Water Jug Problem and a binary tree mirror image question.

After a series of rejections and unexpected turns, I secured an offer from PhonePe after initially giving up on tier-1 companies. The journey included interviews with Google, Amazon, and JPMC, with a surprising offer from PhonePe after months of silence.

I recently interviewed for a Software Engineer position at PhonePe, which involved an Online Assessment, two technical coding rounds, and a final Hiring Manager discussion. I successfully received an offer for the role.

This post summarizes my interview experience at PhonePe, detailing the various Data Structures & Algorithms and System Design questions I encountered across multiple technical rounds.

I recently participated in a machine coding round for PhonePe, where I was tasked with designing an 'App Version Management System' to handle app installations, updates, and various rollout strategies.

Recently went through PhonePe's hiring process (OA + 3 rounds) and got shortlisted. The OA had 4 questions, with the last one being a unique problem about forming numbers from a string. Technical rounds focused on problem-solving with two coding challenges in each round.

I experienced a Machine Coding Round for an SDE-1 role at PhonePe, where I was tasked with designing a Fitness Class Booking System, and successfully implemented key features including user management, class scheduling, booking with waitlists, and concurrency handling, using OOP principles and in-memory storage.

I experienced a Software Engineer interview at Phonepe, which consisted of a Machine Coding round, a Problem Solving/Data Structures round with two LeetCode problems, and a System Design round on Instagram news feed. I was rejected after the System Design round.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer- Backend role at PhonePe, Pune, which consisted of two Data Structures & Algorithms rounds and a managerial round including system design. I was ultimately rejected.

I was presented with a machine coding problem from PhonePe that required designing a backend for a hackathon platform, incorporating features for problem management, user registration, scoring, leaderboards, and a recommendation system.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer position at PhonePe and was rejected. The process included a machine coding round, two DSA rounds, and a system design round. I found the system design interviewer to be particularly challenging.

I interviewed with PhonePe for an SDE II role. The process included a machine coding round, code review, DSA, and system design. Despite a strong performance in DSA and code review, I was ultimately rejected after the system design round due to insufficient depth.

I participated in a Machine Coding Round for the SDE2 position at PhonePe, which involved designing and implementing an advertisement engine with specific functional and system constraints.

I interviewed for the Software Engineer - Backend role at PhonePe, undergoing an online coding assessment, a machine coding round for a Payment Gateway System, a system design round for Search Autocomplete, and a hiring manager round. I was successfully selected.

I interviewed with PhonePe for an SDE (Android) role in Bengaluru. The interview process initially had 4 rounds (DSA, Android Platform, Machine Coding, HM), but due to an average performance in the DSA round, I had to undergo an additional Bar-Raiser Round. After successfully clearing all rounds, I received an offer.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer position at Phonepe and was rejected after three rounds, which included machine coding, data structures & algorithms, and system design.

I applied online for a Software Engineer (backend) role at PhonePe and faced two DSA questions in the interview, which I was unable to solve.

I had a machine coding interview for a Software Engineer (Backend) role at PhonePe, where I was given two hours to design and implement a fitness class booking application. I successfully moved to the second round after explaining my design and code quality, and also addressed a follow-up coding problem during the interview.

My machine coding round for the SDE2 role at PhonePe required designing a complaint resolution system to manage unsuccessful transactions, outlining features for customers, agents, and admins, along with detailed system and implementation requirements.

I applied for an SDE1 backend role at Phonepe through Instahyre, went through a coding assessment, two DSA rounds, and a Hiring Manager round, but was ultimately rejected due to perceived lack of skills and cultural fit.

This post details a 90-minute machine coding interview at PhonePe, where I was asked to design the backend for an interactive hackathon platform, including functionalities like problem management, user registration, scoring, filtering, and recommendations.

This post describes a machine coding interview question for a Backend SDE role at PhonePe, detailing the requirements for building a customer support issue resolution system.

I interviewed for a Backend SDE role at Phonepe, completing rounds in machine coding, data structures/algorithms, high-level design, and hiring manager discussion, and was ultimately selected for the position.

I interviewed for a Senior SDE position at PhonePe, where I encountered a challenging machine coding task involving the design of a configurable workflow system, followed by a system design round focused on a scalable notification service.

I successfully interviewed for a Software Engineer - Android role at PhonePe in Bangalore, which involved an online assessment, two technical rounds focusing on DSA and Android, a machine coding round, and a hiring manager discussion, ultimately leading to an offer.

I recently interviewed for the SDE-2 role at PhonePe and was selected. The process involved machine coding, DSA/problem-solving, system design, and hiring manager rounds. Despite challenges with an unprofessional recruiter, I received an offer.

I recently completed a four-round interview process at PhonePe, which included Machine Coding, DSA/PS, System Design, and a Hiring Manager round. All rounds received positive feedback, and I am currently awaiting the final offer decision.

I interviewed for a Software Developer Engineer (SDE) position at PhonePe, completing three rounds and receiving a positive initial response. However, due to a miscommunication about my other offers, I was subsequently put on hold for the role.

I interviewed for the SDE 2 role at PhonePe in August 2023 and went through Machine Coding, Problem Solving, and System Design rounds. Despite positive feedback, I was surprisingly rejected after these rounds.

I was selected for the SDE-1 role at PhonePe after a rigorous four-round interview process held in Bangalore in August 2022, which included multiple challenging coding rounds, in-depth technical discussions on DSA and system design, and a final HR-technical evaluation.

I interviewed for a Senior SDE position at PhonePe, navigating through machine coding, system design, problem-solving, and hiring manager rounds. Despite a strong performance in most stages, I ultimately did not receive an offer.

I successfully interviewed for a Software Engineer role at Phonepe in Pune and received an offer. The process involved an online coding assessment, a problem-solving round focused on DSA, and a hiring manager discussion covering projects, system design, and OOPs concepts.

I had an off-campus problem-solving interview at Phonepe for a fresher role. Despite a positive interaction with the interviewer, I found the questions challenging and was ultimately rejected after not fully solving multiple problems.

I applied for the SDE-1 role at PhonePe in Bangalore and successfully navigated through three interview rounds, receiving an offer which I ultimately rejected due to other competing opportunities.