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Summary
I interviewed for a Software Engineer 1 Full-Time position at Intuit through off-campus hiring, which included an online assessment and two technical rounds, leading to my selection.
Full Experience
Online Assessment
5 Coding questions:
- Two really easy problems (~ CF <=1200)
- One problem related to maths and coordinate geometry (~ CF 1400)
- One medium binary search on answer problem (~ CF 1600)
- One similar to this leetcode problem (~ CF 1600)
Round 1 - Technical (Two Senior SWEs) [5 days after OA]
- Talking about prior work experience (internships)
- Talking about projects (focused on one of my project using OOPS heavily)
- Other questions on OOPS - Runtime polymorphism, analysing given code and predicting the output, why virtual keyword, scope resolution, types of polymorphism
- Questions about OS - Virtual Memory, Thrashing etc.
- Questions from Resume about MongoDB and MySQL
Round 2 - Technical (SWE 2 + Senior SWE) [2 days after Round 1]
- Talking about prior work experience.
- Deep discussion about OS and DBMS - Mutex, Semaphores, Transactions, .
- Deep discussion on projects and chosen DB for the project.
- Two DSA problems
Verdict - Selected
Date of offer - First week of August, 2024
Interview Questions (4)
A coding problem similar to the LeetCode problem: Maximum Difference Score in a Grid.
Questions covered various OOPS concepts including Runtime polymorphism, analyzing given code and predicting the output, the purpose of the virtual keyword, scope resolution, and different types of polymorphism.
Questions focused on Operating System concepts such as Virtual Memory and Thrashing.
A deep discussion on Operating System and Database Management System concepts, specifically covering Mutex, Semaphores, and Transactions.