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Salesforce Interview SMTS | MissionForce Team | Hyderabad location

Location
Hyderabad
Experience
6 years
Posted
26 Mar 2026
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Summary

I cleared the interview for an MTS-3 role at Salesforce in Hyderabad and received an offer with a base salary of ₹30 LPA.

How it went

6 YOE | Interview process took ~1 week

If you’re interviewing here — go nail it. Happy to answer questions in comments

🔹 Interview Process (4 Rounds)

Round 1: Coding Test Standard coding round.

Round 2: DSA Question was around Floyd Warshall algorithm (graph-based problem). (Easy one only)

Round 3: LLD Designed Splitwise Focus areas:

Equal split Percentage split Extensibility of expense types Clean object modeling

Round 4: Hiring Manager (40 mins) Conducted virtually (even though I was in office)

Interviewer joined ~10 mins late and seemed rushed

Questions asked:

Introduction Current level in team Conflict with manager (interrupted midway) Approach to add two polynomials Design Login System No clear requirements given Didn’t entertain clarification questions I explained auth flow, storage, security, etc. AI tools I use

💼 Offer Role: MTS-3 Base: ₹30 LPA Stock: $52K Bonus: ₹3 LPA Relocation: ₹1.5 L

I have asked Recuriter to **** OFF

Questions asked (4)

  1. 01

    Floyd‑Warshall Algorithm Problem

    Data Structures & Algorithms · Easy

    Implement an algorithm to compute all‑pairs shortest paths in a weighted graph using the Floyd‑Warshall technique. The problem was described as an easy‑level graph‑based question.

  2. 02

    Add Two Polynomials

    Data Structures & Algorithms

    Describe how to add two polynomial expressions together, handling coefficients and exponents appropriately.

  3. 03

    Design Login System

    System Design

    Design a login system, covering authentication flow, data storage, and security aspects, without concrete requirements and without allowing clarification questions.

  4. 04

    Design Splitwise‑like Expense Sharing System

    System Design

    Create a design for an expense‑sharing application similar to Splitwise, focusing on equal split, percentage split, extensibility of expense types, and clean object modelling.

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