
Blip (Portugal) Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 16 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Blip (Portugal).
Software Engineer
The whole process was laid out pretty clearly. First, I had a call with a recruiter who asked about my background, my past work, and why I wanted this job. Then, I had a technical interview with the hiring manager and another team member. We talked about problem-solving, I gave examples from projects I'd done, and they asked some 'what if' questions about the job. Lastly, there was a brief chat about company culture, what it's like on the team, and what they expect. Everyone was nice and professional, and they kept me in the loop. It was a good, organized, and upfront experience.
- Tell me about a tough problem you encountered and how you resolved it.
Software Developer
So the interview was pretty long, it had four parts. First, I talked to HR about my background and if I'd fit in. Then, I had this online coding test on DevSkills to see if I could code and solve problems. After that, I had a technical interview with some senior people where they dug into my technical knowledge and past work. The last part was another technical interview, but this time with a practical coding test to see me code live.
- They asked about my understanding of Big O Notation to evaluate algorithm efficiency and analysis of time and space complexity.
- We discussed the concept of Immutable Classes, their benefits, and implementation in Java.
- They inquired about Types of Testing, like unit, integration, and end-to-end tests, and their respective purposes.
Software Engineer
Fui contactado por um recrutador pelo LinkedIn. Tive uma entrevista com RH, depois uma entrevista técnica e por último uma entrevista com o time que provavelmente vou trabalhar. Pessoas simpáticas. Tive problemas na hora da oferta. Deixei muito claro o quanto eu recebia de ordenado, qual era minha pretensão e minhas condições para aceitar uma proposta, citei valores líquidos e benefícios. Na hora da oferta, ofereceram-me um valor absurdo, cerca de 50% a menos do que eu JÁ RECEBIA no meu emprego atual (líquido), além de oferecerem um contrato a termo, sendo que tenho contrato sem termo. A desculpa do HR foi que houve um equívoco e que eles haviam percebido que o meu ordenado líquido atual era, na verdade, o meu ordenado líquido bruto, mas mesmo assim, não iriam mudar a oferta. Senti-me completamente desrespeitado como profissional. Gastei horas em entrevistas. Se não pretendiam cobrir minha pretensão, oferecer condições melhores do que as que eu já tinha, que não desperdiçassem meu tempo.
- Pode explicar os princípios SOLID?
- O que sabe sobre Imutabilidade?
- Quais são os design patterns que conhece?
Blip (Portugal) Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Blip (Portugal) interview reports.
“What is the function of the volatile keyword in Java?”
Read reports →“How does a HashMap work internally?”
Read reports →“Which garbage collectors are available in Java?”
Read reports →“How do you design a thread-safe singleton?”
Read reports →“Can you implement a Java algorithm to check for anagrams?”
Read report →“Could you explain where method calls are stored in memory within the JVM?”
Read report →“Can you explain how garbage collection operates within the Java Virtual Machine?”
Read report →“Can you implement a LinkedList?”
Read report →“Could you implement a singleton pattern?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 16 Blip (Portugal) interview reports.