I applied online. I interviewed at Intrepid Pursuits
Interview
I had one phone interview and one on site interview. Both of them were straight forward. Phone interview was softball questions while the on campus interview had coding questions based on your knowledge of graphs, data structures and algorithms and android methods and basic android logic questions.The overall experience was great!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
All the Basic java logical questions like inheritance, polymorphism and predefined classes and interfaces in java.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Intrepid Pursuits (Cambridge, MA)
Interview
Applied online, received a phone call from an in-house recruiter. After that, a coding challenge over the phone in a shared text editor. Last part of the interview process is a 3-hour on-site interview with back to back to back DS + A questions. Never got a response from the company after 2 follow up emails and a month plus of time waiting for a response.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1. Reverse words in a String while keeping punctuations in place.
2. Implement compare method and compare two Strings.
3. Given an array of 5 integers, write a method to see if the sum of two numbers in array is equal to 10.
I applied online. I interviewed at Intrepid Pursuits (Cambridge, MA)
Interview
I submitted an application online, then had a short phone interview, a long in-person interview, and a final shorter interview. The phone interview was one quick and straightforward question. The first in person interview I was asked one on one questions by three different developers on a whiteboard. Since I was applying for a position using Java, I used 95% real Java and maybe 5% pseudocode. After I passed that round, I met for an informal, final interview with their head of Android who mostly asked about my experiences and previous projects. The final interview was relaxed and not at all a real test.
