The interview went well overall. I was asked a variety of questions covering different areas.
Technical Round:
One of the key questions was about Dijkstra's algorithm, which tested my understanding of graph traversal and shortest-path algorithms.
I was also asked a few array-related questions, which involved problem-solving and optimizing solutions.
There were some project-related questions where I had to explain my past work, challenges I faced, and how I addressed them. This round was focused on understanding my technical depth and approach to solving real-world problems.
HR Round:
The HR round was relatively straightforward. It included basic questions about my background, career goals, and how I handle situations like teamwork and conflict.
The interviewer seemed genuinely interested in understanding my personality and whether I would fit well within the team and organization.
The interviewers were very kind and professional, making the experience positive and engaging. They maintained a good balance between technical depth and personal rapport.
Around 2 months after I submitted my resume for Apple software engineer position, I got a call from the hiring manager. He asked me what was the good day for the interview. It took half day for meeting 5 people. It was long hour interview for me. Each interviewer spent ~ 30 minutes and asked ~ 4 questions. Each interviewer asked questions in the different areas.
6 rounds. 1 Technical Screening. Then onsite loop consisted of 4 rounds of behavioral, 2 technicals, and 1 sys design. Had an additional Hiring Manager round since I was borderline.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
LC Mediums and mentorship based behavioral questions.
6 rounds. Started with phone screen with HM about past projects.
Onsite rounds
1: OOD
2. Multi threading
3. Java design pattern and Immutable classes
4. HM
All the rounds were heavily focused on Java