I had an onsite interview. I felt like the team might have already filled the position, and I was just going through the motions. **Round 1:** I spent about half an hour discussing my background and resume. Then, I solved one coding question. The problem invol...
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I had a Hackerrank question that I also saw appear in an Uber Online Assessment. The problem was: Given a permutation p of length n, a number k is balanced if there are two indices l, r (1 ≤ l ≤ r ≤ n) such that the numbers [p[l], p[l+1], ..., p[r]] form a per...
I recently had an onsite interview with Azure, consisting of three coding rounds and one system design round. **Round 1:** The behavioral questions went well, but then I was asked OOD questions. I was completely unprepared, as interfaces and abstract classes a...
My interview was for the MAI team. I had a phone screen followed by an onsite interview. **Phone Screen:** The question was similar to LeetCode 287. I was required to achieve both O(1) space and time complexity. I proposed using bubble sort. **Onsite:** **Roun...
I had a phone screen, followed by three virtual onsite rounds. **Phone screen:** I started with a self-introduction. Then, I was asked about machine learning fundamentals, including how to avoid overfitting, the concepts of recall and precision, and the differ...
### Round 1: Recruiter Screen I had a 30-minute chat where I discussed my past projects, and the recruiter asked a few clarifying questions. --- ### Round 2: Technical Interview An applied scientist asked very detailed technical questions about my previous pro...
I had a phone screen where I was asked two questions: **Question 1:** Given an array `p` of length `n`, determine for each `k` (1 ≤ k ≤ n) whether there exists a contiguous subarray that contains exactly one permutation of the numbers 1 to `k` (regardless of o...
The phone screen involved an AI Data Exercise. I was provided with data and asked to analyze it in a Jupyter Notebook hosted on HackerRank. The notebook contained data access, starter code, and cells. I could use standard Python libraries such as pandas and ma...
I had an onsite interview with Microsoft for a software engineer position. The interview consisted of four rounds. **Round 1:** This round was coding-focused. The questions seemed like standard interview questions, involving follow-up questions. **Round 2:** I...
