Deutsche Bank - Java Backend Developer - AVP (5+YOE) | Pune

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Java Backend Developer - AVPpune5 yearsOffer
December 12, 202573 reads

Summary

Successfully cleared all rounds of Deutsche Bank interview for Java Backend Developer AVP role in Pune with 5+ years of experience. The interview process included 4 rounds focusing on core Java, DSA, cloud technologies, and behavioral questions.

Full Experience

I recently received an interview opportunity at Deutsche Bank for a Java + AWS role with 5+ years of experience. I have completed my B.Tech from a leading engineering institute in Maharashtra and currently work in a product-based environment. Sharing my interview experience below to help anyone preparing for similar roles.

Round 1 – Technical Round (Virtual)

Core Java and Fundamental Concepts: Questions covered OOP principles, design patterns, Spring internals, HashMap implementation, and concurrency concepts. I was also asked about functional programming in Java 8 and immutability.

Coding and DSA

One coding problem based on HashMap (medium difficulty). I was also asked about experience-based discussions on the most challenging project handled end to end.

Round 2 – Technical Round 2 (Virtual)

Medium-level problem: Longest Substring with At Most K Distinct Characters. The round also covered cloud, DevOps, security, Kafka usage, and Java concepts like error vs exception, HTTP methods, and proxies.

Round 3 – F2F Techno-Managerial Round (In Office)

No technical questions as previous round feedback was strong. The discussion focused on career goals, reasons for choosing Deutsche Bank, and key strengths.

Round 4 – HR Discussion (Virtual)

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Compensation discussion and policies were covered. I received the offer today after 10 days.

Interview Questions (2)

Q1
HashMap Implementation
Data Structures & AlgorithmsMedium

Implement a custom HashMap, specifically a LinkedHashMap.

Q2
Longest Substring with At Most K Distinct Characters
Data Structures & AlgorithmsMedium

Find the length of the longest substring that contains at most k distinct characters.

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