
Bidgely Data Scientist Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 9 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Bidgely.
Data Scientist Intern
Had a really nice time interviewing. It was 4 rounds total, and all of them were technical. They asked stuff about coding, puzzles, and analytics. I'd say make sure your coding is sharp, have some cool data science projects to talk about, and just be confident.
- Questions on data science analytics
- Questions on coding
- Questions on puzzles
Data Scientist
So, the interview process was like this: first, a written test, then a technical/puzzle interview. After that, I had an interview with the Manager. Overall, it was an average experience. They mentioned they'd call me for the next round after the technical part, but I never heard back.
- Quant, Aptitude, and Verbal questions - 60 minutes, 45 questions
- Puzzle questions asked in the interview
- Coin puzzles and rope puzzles
Data Scientist
Applied through IIT Kharagpur's Career Development Cell. Had to appear for 1. Online Round 2. Tech-Interview I 3. Tech-Interview II The company came out to hire for 2 profiles: SDE and Data Scientist. The interviews were taken only for the profile I had applied for.
- Online Round: a) Quant: Aptitude questions with some good mathematical puzzles. b) Programming: Two questions for which candidates were required to write the code. One on String Processing and other on Dynamic Programming.
- Tech-Interview I: Basic questions ranging from Probability to Statistics and slightly touching the fundamentals of Machine Learning.
- Tech-Interview II: Questions were mainly mathematical puzzles. Some questions were asked to look into my Data understanding skills.
Bidgely Data Scientist Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Bidgely interview reports.
“Coin puzzles and rope puzzles”
Read reports →“Regarding solar disaggregation of energy at home, how would you determine the solar load at home given the provided data variables?”
Read reports →“Regarding a user with missing metadata, how could I perform disaggregation, and is it possible to learn this information?”
Read reports →“Questions involving a puzzle and probability calculation based on it.”
Read reports →“Can you describe how you would model keypad numbers to create a predictive text system?”
Read report →“Quant, Aptitude, and Verbal questions - 60 minutes, 45 questions”
Read report →“Online Round: a) Quant: Aptitude questions with some good mathematical puzzles. b) Programming: Two questions for which candidates were required to write the code. One on String Processing and other on Dynamic Programming.”
Read report →“Questions on puzzles”
Read report →“Tech-Interview I: Basic questions ranging from Probability to Statistics and slightly touching the fundamentals of Machine Learning.”
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