Warner Bros & Discovery | SSE | Hyderabad | Offer

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Senior Software EngineerHyderabad5 yearsOffer
August 14, 20242 reads

Summary

I received an offer for the Senior Software Engineer position at Warner Bros & Discovery in Hyderabad, but ultimately decided to decline it for a more favorable counter offer from another company.

Full Experience

I have 5 years of experience and interviewed for the Senior Software Engineer role at Warner Bros & Discovery. My interview process consisted of four rounds after an initial screening.

Screening Round (1 hour)

This round typically focuses on problem-solving with LeetCode tagged questions, but for me, it was a general discussion covering my work experience and technical background.

Operations & Engineering Excellence Round (1 hour)

  1. We discussed my current system in detail.
  2. The conversation covered various aspects like our release process and how I would approach debugging in different scenarios.
  3. I also faced some behavioral questions during this round.

HLD Round (1 hour)

  1. I was asked to design a current system, specifically a Hotel Booking System.
  2. Following that, I had to design a video streaming service similar to Netflix.

Coding Test Round (1 hour)

  1. I was tasked with finding the maximum salary using Java Stream API.
  2. Another part involved discussing the Low-Level Design (LLD) and High-Level Design (HLD) of a given code snippet, which was an open-ended discussion.

Result: I received an offer, but I declined it as I had a far better counter offer.

Interview Questions (4)

Q1
Design Hotel Booking System
System Design

Design a Hotel Booking System.

Q2
Design Video Streaming Service like Netflix
System Design

Design a video streaming service similar to Netflix.

Q3
Find Max Salary using Java Stream API
Data Structures & Algorithms

Write code to find the maximum salary using Java Stream API.

Q4
LLD/HLD Discussion on Provided Code
System Design

A code snippet was provided, and the discussion revolved around its Low-Level Design (LLD) and High-Level Design (HLD). It was an open-ended discussion.

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