
Iron Mountain Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 21 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Iron Mountain.
Software Engineer
The interview took place on campus and included 5 rounds. The first round was an online assessment, followed by a communication assessment in the second round. The third round was a technical interview, and the fourth round was a Manager round. Finally, the fifth round was an HR round.
- Could you explain the fundamental principles of Object-Oriented Programming?
- We'd like you to complete a coding problem.
- Please write a SQL query.
Software Engineer
The interview process was quite unprofessional, consisting of two stages: an HR call and a technical call. During the HR call, I couldn't get any information about the position, the tech team, or any HR-specific details. Afterward, I received a survey asking about my current salary. The technical interview involved questions about my past projects, along with some React and TypeScript queries. Some live coding was done via Teams chat, and there were errors in the provided code samples. They expected me to have my camera on, but one interviewer had theirs off. Naturally, no feedback was provided.
- Can you discuss your projects?
- What are JavaScript classes?
- What's the distinction between a type and an interface in React TypeScript?
Technical Lead
There were three interview rounds. The first two were technical interviews, and the last one was an HR and IQ round. The first technical interview was with a local interviewer, and the second technical interview was with an onshore manager.
- Questions about ASP.Net
- Questions about C#
- Questions about MVC
Iron Mountain Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Iron Mountain interview reports.
“What's the distinction between a type and an interface in React TypeScript?”
Read reports →“What is an operating system?”
Read reports →“What join type retrieves common data from two tables?”
Read reports →“Is SQL or NoSQL a better database type, and why?”
Read reports →“What is a database used for?”
Read report →“Can you explain the differences between a promise and an observable?”
Read report →“Could you explain the fundamental principles of Object-Oriented Programming?”
Read report →“Were python and other programming languages asked?”
Read report →“What about questions on Computer Fundamentals?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 21 Iron Mountain interview reports.