
InfoObjects 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 InfoObjects.
Software Engineer
The interview was good. It involved questions from DBMS, mainly OOPs, and major questions from academic projects. The process had 5 rounds. First was an online assessment, followed by a written pen and paper test. If shortlisted, there were 3 rounds of interviews. The first was basic, testing knowledge of fundamental concepts and speaking confidence. The second was a technical interview focusing on projects and hard knowledge in computer science core subjects. The third round was even harder, related to the specific field, with extensive questions about APIs.
- Could you explain the principles of Object-Oriented Programming and the distinction between abstraction and interfaces?
Software Engineer
There were 4 rounds in total. The first round was an online aptitude test with 50 questions. The second round was a pen and paper round with 5 questions. Then there were two more rounds, both in-person.
- Can you reverse a string?
- How do you check if a string is an anagram?
- Write a function to count vowels in a string.
Software Developer
Got an Aptitude + Coding screen test first to get shortlisted. Then a technical interview that mostly covered Java, cloud, React, JavaScript, and what's on my resume. After that, there was a managerial round with HR.
- Can you explain React components and their lifecycle?
InfoObjects Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from InfoObjects interview reports.
“what is the difference between delete and truncate”
Read reports →“Write a function to count vowels in a string.”
Read reports →“How do you check if a string is an anagram?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between Spring and Spring Boot?”
Read reports →“Find the minimum and maximum elements in an array.”
Read report →“Given a customer object with a 'name' attribute, how would you identify customers with duplicate names at least once using Java streams?”
Read report →“Can you reverse a string?”
Read report →“Could you reverse a string of words separated by dots, ensuring the words themselves aren't reversed?”
Read report →“Write SQL queries using the LIKE operator.”
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