
Bosch Global Software Technologies Interview Questions
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Software Engineer
The technical interview wasn't great, as the job description didn't really match the questions asked. They mentioned that working from home is only available a few days a week, which is a bit of a bummer since most people expect a hybrid model these days, which is pretty practical.
- Tell me about a time you had to deal with a difficult situation and what you did.
- How did you handle a project where you had to work with someone difficult on the team?
- What would you do if the project requirements changed while you were working on it?
Intern
The interview process has 2-3 rounds, depending on the department you apply to. First is CV scanning and an HR phone call where they'll ask a few questions about you and your commitment to working full-time. Then, you'll have an offline face-to-face interview with 2 employers who will ask questions based on the job requirements and your CV. Optionally, there's a third round, a line-manager interview, if you pass the second round, for a short discussion to decide the final outcome.
- Can you explain the difference between SQL and Non-SQL databases? Also, how would you manage a scenario with one million concurrent requests?
DevOps Engineer
I got a call from CareerPath consultancy. Then, there were 2 technical rounds of interviews. I passed both, and they asked me to come to Bangalore for a face-to-face HR discussion, saying it was a done deal. I believed them and booked a flight last minute with my own money. It was a big waste of time, effort, and cash, and super stressful. Really let down by this well-known company.
- Tell me about Terraform data blocks.
- What do you know about Azure Networking?
- How would you approach an Azure Migration?
Project Member
The interview at Bosch Global Software Technologies was a good one and technically tough. It was about the PGN simulator project, and they wanted to know how much I knew about the CAN protocol, J1939 standards, and simulating real-time data. I showed them how I've worked with encoding, decoding, and diagnostics for messages. The panel liked how I could solve problems, contribute to the project, and explain how system integration and testing workflows work.
- Could you elaborate on your grasp of PGN frames and your experience with the J1939 protocol, as well as your work with Raspberry Pi?
- Tell me about your experience with Raspberry Pi in relation to PGN frames and the J1939 protocol.
Bosch Global Software Technologies Interview Questions
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“What's the time complexity for reversing a string and how can it be optimized?”
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Read report →“Can you write a program to reverse a string using C or C++?”
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Read report →“When comparing traditional feature detectors like SIFT and SURF to deep learning methods, what are the pros and cons of each?”
Read report →“If you have two pointers in a Linked list, how would you go about adding a new node in the middle of the list?”
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