IP Infusion Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

It was good, basic network concepts were covered like STP, VLAN, OSPF process, and different protocols in the TCP/IP model. There were 2 technical rounds, 1 managerial round, and 1 HR round with the HR manager. The HR round was a bit annoying, the manager asked all the unnecessary questions.

The interview process was quite extensive. Initially, there was a telephonic round. Following that, I was invited to their Bangalore office for an in-person interview. The first round focused on automation frameworks and scripting languages, specifically Python, and lasted about 40-45 minutes, covering basic to advanced Python topics. The second round was about protocols; the interviewer was very helpful, even explaining concepts if I couldn't answer. All these rounds were conducted on the same day, which was good. However, the most challenging part was the significant delay in receiving an offer letter, taking three months. Each time I inquired, HR mentioned that while I had cleared the technical rounds, the HR round, which was to be conducted by a different HR person, was pending. When questioned about the delay, I was informed that the role I interviewed for was not available during that period. This delay was the main issue I encountered.

First there was a technical and aptitude written test, then a personal interview. The questions from the general programming part were all easy. The aptitude questions were very, very easy, but there was a time limit, about 1.5 minutes per question. With normal practice, you can pass this round easily. The personal interview was also easy, with questions about linked lists and networking. Since I'm from ECE, I did well in networking but not so well in the linked list part.