Swiggy | SDE Intern (Frontend) | Remote

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February 12, 202233 reads

Summary

I successfully interviewed for the SDE Intern (Frontend) role at Swiggy, which involved one technical round focused on frontend development and a machine coding challenge, ultimately leading to an offer.

Full Experience

My interview process for the SDE Intern (Frontend) role at Swiggy consisted of a single technical round, conducted by an SDE II. The entire round was heavily focused on frontend development, with no Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions at all. We started with a brief introduction, followed by discussions about my previous experiences and projects.

The main part of the round was a machine coding question where I was tasked with developing a tic-tac-toe game for two players using React.js. The interviewer specifically mentioned that there was no emphasis on CSS, allowing me to focus solely on the game's logic and React implementation.

I received the offer letter about 2-3 days after the interview.

Note: I secured this opportunity through a referral from an SDE II, who coincidentally was the same person who interviewed me.

Interview Questions (1)

Q1
Develop Tic-Tac-Toe Game with React.js
Other

I was given a machine coding challenge: develop a tic-tac-toe game for two players. The implementation was expected to be done using React.js, and it was explicitly stated that there would be no emphasis on CSS, so the focus was purely on the game's functionality and React logic.

Preparation Tips

My preparation focused on being very sound with React.js concepts. Additionally, I ensured I was proficient with core JavaScript methods such as split, splice, map, and reduce, which proved useful for the frontend-heavy interview.

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