
Brightedge Technologies Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Brightedge Technologies.
Software Engineer
The interview process was really something, with interviews scheduled at odd hours like 1am, 2am, or as early as 6am. During each round, they kept asking if I was okay with working late hours and talked a lot about it. I went through 5 rounds, including an assessment, only to be rejected. My second round didn't go well, and although they could have ended things there, they proceeded with three more rounds just to ultimately say no.
- Can you merge two sorted arrays?
- Could you solve a question similar to merging intervals?
Software Engineer
The interview process started with an on-campus interview featuring two technical questions. After that, there was a 48-hour code challenge where I had to build a web crawler. This was followed by a phone interview that was mainly behavioral, focusing on my interest in the company and my willingness to work long hours. The final stage was an on-site interview which included two technical interviews in the morning covering databases and data structures, and a large programming task in the afternoon, similar to the code challenge, involving building a page fetcher and parser. An offer was extended a few days after the on-site.
- How do you find the nth fibonacci number?
- Can you implement a complete out-join operation in a database?
Software Engineer
They started with a 2-day project where I had to write a web crawler. Then there were two video interview rounds. Initially, the plan was to do the technical interview first, then the behavioral one. However, the technical interviewer was unavailable, so they apologized and switched to the behavioral interview first. The product manager was really nice and made me feel comfortable. After that was the technical interview, but some questions were a bit unclear and they didn't have me do any coding, which was strange. Overall, it was an alright experience. They didn't ask anything like what was posted on Glassdoor. A week later, I heard they were applying 'higher measurements of scrutiny to each candidate'.
- Web crawler project.
- What are time complexity questions?
- What are space complexity questions?
Brightedge Technologies Software Engineer Interview Questions
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“Given a list of 1s and 0s, sort it so that all 0s come before all 1s.”
Read reports →“Find a subarray with a sum of zero given an array.”
Read reports →“Given an array of elements and an input x, return the first element larger than x.”
Read reports →“Find the maximum number of points that lie on the same straight line in a 2D coordinate system.”
Read reports →“How do you find the nth fibonacci number?”
Read report →“Create a web crawler that can handle multiple websites.”
Read report →“Build a text scraper for a website with two modules.”
Read report →“How many ways can you reach the top point in a triangle?”
Read report →“Create a Python script for an SEO use case.”
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