Application Submission and Screening Online Application: First, you submit your resume through Visa’s careers website or through a recruitment portal like LinkedIn. Ensure your resume is tailored to the position and highlights relevant skills and experiences. Screening by Recruiter: If your resume aligns with the job requirements, a recruiter will reach out to you. They’ll review your application, ask some basic questions, and determine if you should move forward in the process. 2. Phone Screening Recruiter Interview: If you pass the initial screening, a recruiter will typically set up a phone interview. This interview is often focused on behavioral questions and may include: Introduction: The recruiter will ask you about your background, experience, and interest in Visa. Motivation and Culture Fit: You’ll be asked why you want to work at Visa and how you align with the company’s culture and values. Role-Specific Questions: You may be asked about your understanding of the role, what skills you bring, and how your experience matches the requirements. Compensation: The recruiter may also discuss salary expectations and other logistical details. 3. Technical Interview (for technical roles) Coding Challenge / Test: If you're applying for a technical position (like software engineer), Visa may ask you to complete an online coding challenge. This could be through platforms like HackerRank, CodeSignal, or similar. The challenge typically involves solving algorithmic problems within a certain time limit. Common Topics: Algorithms, data structures (trees, graphs, heaps, etc.), problem-solving, and coding efficiency. Technical Interview(s): After the initial coding challenge, there may be one or more rounds of technical interviews with engineers or managers. These interviews generally cover: Coding Problem Solving: You’ll be given a problem to solve on the spot, either via a shared code editor or on a whiteboard (depending on whether it's virtual or in-person). System Design (for senior roles): You might be asked to design a system (e.g., how would you design a payment gateway, or a recommendation system?) and discuss your approach to scalability, reliability, and performance. Data Structures & Algorithms: Expect questions about data structures like arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs, and algorithms like sorting, searching, dynamic programming, and recursion.