
Check Point Software Technologies Java Developer 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 Check Point Software Technologies.
Java Developer
The first interview was a Zoom call that lasted about two hours. They talked about my projects and asked some basic programming questions. The person interviewing me was really friendly and tried to make me feel relaxed.
- Can you implement a linked list that can be sorted and from which a node can be deleted?
Java Developer
I got a call from a recruiting company. Then there was a day-long programming test I did in an IDE, and I could choose the language (C++, JAVA, C# or C). It had five questions. There was also some basic Linux stuff where I had to follow instructions. If I passed that, I'd get a call from one of the team leaders.
- Can you find the nth element of the Fibonacci sequence using both recursive and iterative approaches?
- What is the approach to finding the largest sub-array sum in a given array of numbers?
- How comfortable are you with basic Linux commands and following instructions?
Java Developer
I had a two-hour Codility take-home test with three questions, two of which were about allocating seats for family members on an airplane and a bank calculation. My answers were perfect, but unfortunately, the HR interaction was not pleasant, and I wasn't given a real opportunity to move forward. It wasn't a great experience for me.
- How to allocate seats for 4 family members on an airplane?
- Perform a bank calculation.
Check Point Software Technologies Java Developer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Check Point Software Technologies interview reports.
“How to determine if brackets in a string are legal? For example, (ar (wrw)) is legal, but (rw)) and ((gw) are illegal.”
Read reports →“How can you reset all elements in an array in constant time, O(1)?”
Read reports →“Design a logger.”
Read reports →“Can you find the nth element of the Fibonacci sequence using both recursive and iterative approaches?”
Read reports →“How to allocate seats for 4 family members on an airplane?”
Read report →“What's the approach to find the common link given two connected linked lists?”
Read report →“If you have an array of n-1 numbers from the range 1 to n, how do you find the missing number?”
Read report →“What is the approach to finding the largest sub-array sum in a given array of numbers?”
Read report →“How would you populate an array with numbers from 1 to n without any repeats?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 12 Check Point Software Technologies interview reports.