
Gemalto Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Customer Support Executive
Basic o2c questions 2 rounds including managerial round. First was HR, second managerial and third with hear hr. Overall it was basic interview focusing much on your process and personality
- What makes you want to join our company?
System Engineer
It started with a recruiter call to chat about my interest and qualifications, and to get an overview of the company and the role. Then, I went to the office for a general interview to see how I fit with the company, discussing my past experience and how my skills match the job. After that, I had a technical interview at the office too, which was tougher. I had to solve math problems to check my analytical skills and answer questions about computer logic gates. They wanted to see if I knew the theory and could use it. Finally, I got an offer. The salary wasn't amazing but it was okay for the role and my experience, and it had some good benefits.
- Tell me about yourself and your background.
- Can you solve these mathematical problems?
- Explain your understanding of computer logic gates.
Software Engineer
First, I had a phone interview with HR where they asked basic questions about why I'm looking to change jobs and my salary expectations. After that, HR called back to set up the in-person interview and sent over a programming task. The task was to write a small program to find pairs of two integers in an unsorted array that sum up to a given S. Then, I had the face-to-face interview which included a 30-minute paper test with 3 programming questions and 2 database questions. The programming questions were: check given string is Palindrome, factorial of 2, and grey white triangle.
- HR asked some basic questions.
- The HR person inquired about my motivation for seeking a new role and my salary expectations.
- I was asked to code a solution for finding pairs of integers in an array that sum to a specific value.
Senior UI Developer
I applied to gemalto and got my interview scheduled for a weekday. It was a day long process, so I had to take a leave. There were 3 rounds. First was a Technical round, the interviewer knew the topic very well and asked scenario-based questions with multiple approaches. It lasted about 1 hour. Second was a Technical cum managerial round with the manager, who asked puzzles and algo questions for about 1 hour. The last round was an HR interview, a personality and cultural fit test for about 30 minutes. I was told the recruiter would contact me for documents as feedback was positive. After that, I didn't hear back for a week, and the recruiter stopped taking my calls. It felt like a waste of time.
- Tell me about object-oriented javascript in basic scenarios.
- How does angular routing work in basic scenarios?
- What are your thoughts on typescript in basic scenarios?
Gemalto Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Gemalto interview reports.
“Given a numeric keypad mapping (e.g., 2 maps to 'abc', 3 maps to 'def'), generate all possible letter combinations for a given sequence of digits, where each digit maps to a set of characters.”
Read reports →“Can you print a map with 5 colors such that no adjacent areas share the same color?”
Read reports →“Write a LINQ query to find all employees whose last name starts with 'S'.”
Read reports →“If a square's side length increases by 40%, how do you calculate the new area?”
Read reports →“Write code to count sentences, words, and characters by reading from a text file.”
Read report →“Write a SQL query to find employees in a company who are not assigned an office.”
Read report →“Could you generate the fibonacci series up to the nth number?”
Read report →“Can an interface be abstract? Or public or private or internal?”
Read report →“How would you modify the merge sort algorithm to handle a billion data points efficiently by utilizing all available CPU cores?”
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Across all 169 Gemalto interview reports.