Round 1: Technical Round (Virtual) The first round was a virtual technical discussion that covered everything from basic concepts to advanced Salesforce topics. The interviewer focused heavily on: Security Model: Profiles, permission sets, OWD, and sharing rules. Apex Triggers: Best practices, bulkification, and trigger frameworks. Integrations: REST/SOAP API basics and authentication. Lightning Web Components (LWC): Component lifecycle hooks, parent-child communication, and wire service vs. imperative Apex. I was able to answer most questions confidently and was shortlisted for the next round. Round 2: Machine Coding / Hands-on Scenario Round (Onsite – ~3.5 Hours) This was an intense, 3.5-hour practical round where I had to implement specific real-world scenarios directly inside my Salesforce Developer Edition Org. There were 4 main questions: Validation Rules (2 Questions): Implementing complex data validation logic based on business requirements. Apex Trigger (1 Question): Writing a clean, bulkified trigger to handle complex automation. Integration & LWC (1 Question): Setting up an external API callout (Apex Integration) and dynamically displaying the fetched data on the UI using an LWC component. Thanks to good time management, I completed the implementations successfully and cleared this round. Round 3: Director Round (Final Round) The final round was with the Director and focused on high-level discussions and fitment. It covered: Detailed discussions about my past projects, architecture decisions, and responsibilities in previous companies. Behavioral Questions: Situational questions to understand my problem-solving approach and teamwork skills. Aptitude: The Director also gave me one aptitude/logic puzzle to solve on the spot.