The interview was conducted F2F on premises, In the Bengaluru office. It consisted of 4 Rounds. 1st round technical, 2nd round technical + project, 3rd round Managerial/director round, Final round HR. Even after clearing all rounds and collecting all my data for releasing offer, the HR ghosted me. It is seriously frustrating to waste an entire day of the candidate and not to send at-least a rejection mail. Please don't waste your time on this substandard company. Serious flaws in their standard.

🧑‍💻 Round 1: Technical Interview – DSA + CS Fundamentals Started off with the usual introduction — pretty standard, but don’t skip it. It sets the tone and helps ease into the conversation. Then came an interesting question: 👉 “Can you prioritize the core CS courses you’ve taken, based on your interest?” I gave an honest answer — but kinda messed up by placing Computer Networks near the bottom, totally forgetting that the company’s domain is networking. 😅 So yeah, tip for anyone going in: know the company’s core focus and be smart while framing your interests. After that, they threw in a very basic DSA question: “Add an element at the head of a linked list.” Super simple — almost felt too easy. So yeah, definitely brush up on basic DSA — even the ones you think are too easy to be asked. 🔁 Then it Escalated: CS Concepts Deep Dive After the warm-up, things picked up quickly: Pointers (memory address tracing) Memory management in C/C++ Concepts of segmentation, page faults, and virtual memory Linked how memory allocation works in OS with how programs run in user vs kernel space What I really liked was how the interviewer linked these topics together — it wasn’t just question after question, but more like a flow of connected ideas. Definitely tests your conceptual clarity more than mugged-up answers. 🛠️ Round 2: Project-Based Interview Focused entirely on my resume projects: Had to explain end-to-end implementation Got asked about why I chose certain tech stacks They drilled a bit into one specific feature — so know your projects well Also asked about challenges, trade-offs, and optimizations Nothing too unexpected here, but be honest and don’t bluff on what you didn’t build — they can tell.