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Summary
I interviewed for a T24 role at eBay, which included an Online Assessment and three face-to-face rounds focusing on Data Structures & Algorithms, project discussions, and scenario-based questions. I successfully cleared the interview and received an offer.
Full Experience
YOE: 3 years, Currently working at a PBC
Recruiter reached out to me based on my profile
Round 1 : OA (90 min)
This was conducted on CodeSignal and involved developing a banking application with four progressive levels. Each level required passing a set of test cases to advance to the next. The first level focused on implementing account creation, deposit, and credit functionalities. The second level involved handling transactions between accounts. The third level required managing transaction failures and implementing rollbacks. I was able to complete up to the third level.
Rounds 2, 3, and 4 were conducted face-to-face, all on the same day. Each round was an elimination round.
Round 2 :
https://leetcode.com/problems/all-nodes-distance-k-in-binary-tree/description/
And follow ups for this
Round 3 :
I was asked about the projects I’ve worked on at my current company. Based on that, he gave me a few scenario-based questions and asked how I would approach or implement them. Toward the end, I was given a DSA question that I was only able to solve partially. I found it to be quite hard one. Couldn’t find a similar one on LeetCode.
Round 4 :
Again discussed about my projects and resume, followed by 2 DSA questions
https://leetcode.com/problems/move-zeroes/description/
https://leetcode.com/problems/3sum/description/
Four days later, the HR informed me that they had decided to move forward with me.
Interview Questions (5)
Develop a banking application on CodeSignal with four progressive levels. Level 1: implement account creation, deposit, and credit functionalities. Level 2: handle transactions between accounts. Level 3: manage transaction failures and implement rollbacks. I completed up to the third level.
I was asked about the projects I’ve worked on at my current company. Based on that, the interviewer gave me a few scenario-based questions and asked how I would approach or implement them.