Walmart

Interview consisted of multiple rounds covering DSA, system design, and resume-based questions. The candidate is currently waiting for feedback after completing all rounds.

I interviewed for a SDE-III role at Walmart in Bangalore in April 2026, completing an online assessment and a DSA round where I solved two LeetCode problems and implemented a linked‑list insertion method.

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer role at Walmart, completing three rounds (LLD, DSA, and HLD) and am currently awaiting the final decision.

I completed two interview rounds: a DSA round with LeetCode hard and medium problems, followed by a system design round where I designed a Feature Toggle Service.

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer position at Walmart through a hiring drive, progressed through four rounds (DSA, LLD, HLD, hiring manager), and was ultimately rejected.

I applied for a Senior Software Engineer role at Walmart via employee referral and went through several rounds, including a recruiter call, online assessment, system design, and coding rounds. Despite feeling confident, I received a rejection without detailed feedback.

I interviewed for an SDE-3 role at Walmart, which comprised a DSA round, two LLD/HLD rounds, and a final hiring manager discussion. The technical rounds included popular LeetCode problems like Number of Islands II and Longest Consecutive Subsequence, alongside system design challenges for a Ledger System and a Ticket Booking System. The hiring manager round focused on my current projects and behavioral questions.

I recently attended the Walmart SDE-3 interview process with 1 year 10 months of experience. The process included rounds on DSA, LLD, and HLD, but I was ultimately rejected due to over-engineering in the HLD round.

I interviewed for a SWE-3 role at Walmart in Bengaluru with 2.5 years of experience, focusing on .NET. The process included three rounds covering DSA, C#/.NET concepts, design patterns, and a detailed system design for prescription scheduling, ultimately leading to an offer which I felt was slightly low-balled.

I recently interviewed for an SDE-3 position at Walmart, clearing the first DSA round but failing the LLD round due to a lack of strong design fundamentals, which ultimately led to me not qualifying for Round 3.

I had an interview for a Senior Software Engineer role at Walmart in Q3 2025, where I was presented with two distinct technical questions related to data manipulation and system design challenges, and unfortunately, I was rejected.

Had a successful interview with Walmart for SDE-3 role, clearing the first two rounds but getting rejected in the third round for not being able to implement the LLD for the Rate Limiter.

I interviewed for a Software Staff Engineer position at Walmart in Bangalore and received an offer, which I ultimately declined. The interview process spanned multiple rounds, including Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, System Design, and a Hiring Manager discussion.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer III position at Walmart Global Tech in India and was unfortunately rejected after the first technical round.

I recently encountered LeetCode 480, Sliding Window Median, which I also learned was asked in a Walmart R1 interview. I initially tried a brute-force approach but optimized it significantly using Python's SortedList data structure, achieving an efficient solution crucial for interviews.

I interviewed for a Staff Android Design Engineer position at Walmart, which involved a hiring manager round focusing on my past experiences and views on future tech, followed by a technical Android round with questions on core concepts and problem identification. Unfortunately, I was rejected after the second round.

I recently interviewed at Walmart for a Software Engineer III, Java Backend Developer position. I successfully navigated the DSA and LLD rounds, and I am currently awaiting confirmation for the next stage, the Hiring Manager round.

I interviewed for the Software Engineer III role at Walmart Global Tech in Bangalore. The process consisted of three in-person rounds covering DSA, System Design, and a Hiring Manager discussion, ultimately leading to an offer.

I've compiled a comprehensive list of Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) interview questions that have been asked at Walmart, sourcing them from various interview experiences. This collection includes direct LeetCode links and aims to provide valuable insight into the technical problem-solving skills expected by the company.

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer (SSE) position at Walmart, which consisted of four rounds covering Data Structures & Algorithms, Java/Low-Level Design, High-Level System Design, and behavioral aspects.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer III position at Walmart, which unfortunately resulted in a rejection. While the first DSA round involved an interesting binary tree problem, the second LLD/HLD round was particularly challenging due to an unengaged interviewer during the Jukebox system design problem.

I interviewed for a Sr. Software Engineer role at Walmart, which included DSA, LLD, and HLD rounds, featuring system design questions on online shopping and ticket booking.

I applied directly for a Software Engineer III role at Walmart and successfully navigated through three virtual interview rounds and an onsite manager connect, culminating in an offer after a 35-day process.

I recently interviewed with Walmart India for a Senior Software Engineer role (7+ years experience). My interview process involved three elimination rounds covering Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, and High-Level Design.

I was rejected for a SWE-III role at Walmart after an interview covering Java String/StringBuilder/StringBuffer differences, designing an immutable Employee class, and a complex Basic Calculator III problem. I felt I underestimated the last problem, leading to an incomplete solution.

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer (SSE) position at Walmart in Bangalore, which included DSA, HLD, and LLD rounds. Although I cleared the initial rounds, I was rejected after the LLD round where the interviewer was not satisfied with my design and approach to scaling.

I was selected for a 6-month Software Development Engineer Internship at Walmart India through college hiring in March 2024. The interview process involved an online coding test, two technical interviews, and an HR round, ultimately leading to an internship offer, though I potentially missed out on a full-time role.

I interviewed for an SDE 3 Java role at Walmart, undergoing three rounds that covered a range of technical topics including Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, System Design, Java concurrency, SQL, and API implementation.

I interviewed at Walmart for a compliance team position in Sunnyvale, US, where I was asked questions covering system design, algorithms, and distributed systems.

I interviewed at Walmart for a Senior Software Engineer role, undergoing 4 rounds in a single hiring drive and successfully cleared all of them, accepting the offer.

I interviewed for an SE-III React + Kotlin SpringBoot Developer role at Walmart, undergoing four rounds encompassing DSA, Java/React technical skills, a hiring manager discussion, and an HR round. Despite solving DSA problems and providing detailed answers in technical and HM rounds, I was ultimately rejected after the HR round, leading to a negative overall experience with Walmart's interview process.

I interviewed for a SWE 3 position at Walmart, completing two rounds focusing on DSA and System Design. I received a call for a Hiring Manager round but deferred as I've just started my job search.

I had my Walmart SWE3 Round 1 Interview on 29th April for a Java-based role, which involved a basic introduction followed by Data Structures and Algorithms discussions.

I recently interviewed at Walmart for an SSE role, undergoing multiple rounds but ultimately facing rejection. I encountered a mix of supportive and critical interviewers during the process.

I interviewed for an SDE3 role at Walmart in Bangalore in April 2025, which consisted of three rounds covering DSA, Low-Level Design, and a Hiring Manager discussion.

I interviewed for a SWE-3 position at Walmart, successfully clearing all three rounds, and am currently in the salary negotiation phase.

I interviewed for an SE3 role at Walmart, undergoing two rounds: one on Data Structures & Algorithms and another on Java and Low-Level Design. Despite both rounds going well, I was ultimately rejected after the second round.

I interviewed for a SWE III role at Walmart in India, which involved three rounds covering Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design and core Java, and behavioral questions. Following the interviews, I received a request for document submission.

I was interviewed onsite at Walmart for a Software Engineer III position in Bangalore. The interview process comprised three rounds: Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, and a Hiring Manager discussion. I successfully cleared all rounds and was selected for the role.

I applied for an SDE2 position at Walmart and successfully cleared three technical rounds involving MCQs and coding challenges, before ultimately being rejected after a hiring manager interview.

I successfully navigated a four-round interview process for the SDE III role at Walmart in Bangalore, ultimately receiving an offer after 20 days. The experience covered DSA, Core Java, Hiring Manager discussions, and HR interactions.

I interviewed for an SDE 3 position at Walmart, which involved three comprehensive rounds covering Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design/High-Level Design, and a Hiring Manager discussion. Unfortunately, I was not selected after the HM round, but I found the experience highly beneficial for my future interview preparation.

I recently interviewed with Walmart for a Software Engineer 3 position in Bangalore, completing four rounds covering DSA, Low-Level Design, Hiring Manager questions, and HR. I'm pleased to share that I received an offer.

I interviewed for a Software Engineer III role at Walmart, which consisted of two rounds: a coding round and an LLD/Java technical round. Although I performed well in the coding questions, I received a rejection, likely due to my performance in the second round where many specific Java and system-level questions were asked instead of LLD.

I recently interviewed at Walmart, where the focus was on designing a data structure for O(1) time complexity operations like returning min/max and handling oldest/newest elements.

I recently interviewed for a Frontend Engineer role at Walmart Global Tech India in Bangalore. The interview included a coding question on two-pointers and several in-depth frontend concept questions. While I felt the interview went well, I haven't received an update from the recruiter yet.

I interviewed for an SDE2 position at Walmart in Bangalore, facing coding challenges including Edit Distance and a modified Binary Search on a rotated array. The technical round also covered Multithreading, Singleton pattern, and Springboot, though the interviewer seemed rushed.

I interviewed for the SDE II role at Walmart Global Tech in Bengaluru in September 2024. After a comprehensive process including an online assessment and three technical rounds focusing on DSA, core CSE, and projects, I successfully received an offer.

I successfully interviewed for the SDE II role at Walmart Global Tech in Bengaluru. The process included an online assessment with coding and MCQs, followed by three technical rounds covering DSA, core CS concepts like DBMS and Networking, and project discussions, ultimately leading to an offer.

I recently interviewed for the SDE-III role at Walmart in Bangalore during August 2024 and successfully received an offer. The interview process involved three distinct rounds focusing on Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design and Java fundamentals, and a final Hiring Manager discussion.

I successfully navigated through a multi-round interview process for an SDE 3 role at Walmart in Bangalore, ultimately receiving an offer. The interviews encompassed Data Structures & Algorithms, Low-Level Design, Java-specific questions, and a final Hiring Manager round.

I successfully interviewed for an SDE III role at Walmart in Bengaluru in June 2024 and received an offer. The interview process included rounds focused on DSA, Java/Low-Level Design, and a Hiring Manager discussion.

I interviewed for an SDE 2 position at Walmart, which involved multiple rounds covering coding, Java fundamentals, and system design. Unfortunately, I was rejected after the system design round.

I recently interviewed for an SDE 3 position at Walmart, which unfortunately resulted in a rejection after facing challenging DSA problems and SQL concepts.

I recently had a challenging interview experience with Walmart for a Software Engineer 3 position in Bangalore, which ultimately resulted in a rejection despite my efforts in both the technical and theoretical rounds.

I successfully navigated the Walmart SDE off-campus interview process in Bangalore in July 2023, which started with an online assessment and continued through three challenging interview rounds, ultimately leading to a positive outcome and anticipating joining the team.

I recently interviewed for the IN3 role at Walmart Global Tech India in October 2022, navigating through rounds focused on DSA, Java/LLD, and behavioral aspects, and successfully secured an offer.

I underwent an on-campus interview process for an SDE2 (Fresher) role at Walmart Global Tech India, which comprised three distinct rounds: a technical skills assessment, a data structures and algorithms challenge, and a final HR discussion.

I recently interviewed for an SDE 3 position at Walmart in India. The process included a DSA round and a Java programming round. I have successfully cleared the first two rounds and am now preparing for the final hiring manager interview.

I interviewed for an SDE-3 position at Walmart in Bangalore and successfully received an offer after completing four rounds, despite some rescheduling issues with the hiring manager.

I interviewed for an SDE3 position at Walmart in Bangalore and successfully received an offer. However, I ultimately declined the offer after securing more competitive opportunities.

I was contacted by a consultancy regarding a Full Stack Developer role at Walmart in Bangalore. I went through two rounds, which covered problem-solving, backend, and frontend discussions, and I am currently awaiting the response for the second round.

I interviewed for an SSE position at Walmart in Bangalore in July 2020. The process involved two virtual rounds focused on data structures and algorithms, covering problems like 'First Unique Character in a String' and 'Coin Change'. Despite completing the rounds, I never received feedback from HR and assumed I was not selected for the role.