All questions irrelevant to the role.. For the role of a Project Manager they asked about API, architecture, on premise server, cloud, testing, automation, and then finally on to team management, scope management and communication. The interviewer was from a sales and marketing background turned delivery director old enough to retire in a few years. Another one of those wasteful statistics of an interview to fulfil a role internally to just formally justify that we tried and couldn't find a relevant match in the market.
Senior Staff Engineer Interview Questions
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Related to perf testing and QA.
Aptitude Test: ~20 minutes, no negative marking—focus on attempted answers and educated guessing works. Coding Round: (~75 minutes) included: Second maximum in array Prime number–based math puzzle Decoding count using Dynamic Programming Technical Interview 1 (45 min): ML/statistics fundamentals, SQL, cloud basics Conceptual scenarios using statistics (e.g., confidence parameter) Random Forest: 'random' rationale Classification vs regression A friendly, conversational style—resume/project-focused Technical Interview 2: NLP-specific focus (stemming vs lemmatization, vector representations, LSTM architecture) Deep learning fundamentals like backpropagation, gradient descent Statistics: skewed data comparison (mean, median, mode), repeat on Random Forest question HR Round: Formal, focused on feedback, relocation willingness, salary negotiation, and general fit question
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how do you differentiate how mich story point belongs to qa and how much to dev?
(On the presentation) If you could solve this problem again, what would you have changed to compress the time it took you to complete it?
How to work with people having different technical and culture background? Explain with examples.
They asked me to design a distributed observability system for a database platform, focusing on low overhead, scalability, and integration with OpenTelemetry.
"TWO Sum" problem
Interviewer: Have you had any conflicts at all? Question posed in a way that assumed that I likely wouldn't have any conflicts to talk about, it felt like a rhetorical question because the interviewer was looking for reasons to cut the interview short.
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