Ivanti Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

The interview process has 5 rounds. It starts with a techno managerial round, then a technical screening, followed by two coding rounds, and finishes with a system design round. It felt like a waste of time, as if the company interviews just for the sake of it, maybe because they have a lot of free time from working on maintenance projects. They seem to have a set list of questions clearly aimed at rejection. Around 90% of candidates get rejected in the first round, and the remaining 10% are rejected in later rounds. Even with positive feedback, the outcome is usually rejection. I suggest you don't waste your time here and focus on other opportunities. I really feel I wasted 1 hour and 20 minutes.

I went through two interview rounds. The first was with the hiring manager, who wanted to know about my current company's project architecture. They also asked me to write some SQL queries and a small problem in C#. The second round was a technical interview focusing on basic .NET Core and .NET Framework concepts, including Web APIs. During this hour-long session, the panelist covered fundamental .NET and .NET Core questions related to Web APIs. Then, they moved on to asking about small programs involving lists and arrays. The funny part is why I got rejected. In the last 10 minutes, the panelist asked if I knew Sudoku. I said no, so they sent me a Wikipedia link for the rules and asked me to code a Sudoku solver. I agreed and started looking at the rules and coding, but we ran out of time, and I had to stop. It was funny they asked for Sudoku code in the last 10 minutes.

There were 6 rounds in total. The first was a managerial round asking about my past projects and the technologies I've used. It was an easy interview if you met the JD requirements. The second round was a coding round with Leet code easy/medium questions on basic data structures like arrays, stacks, and queues. The interviewer was helpful in optimizing the solution. The third round was also a coding round, but with Leet code medium/hard questions on advanced data structures and algorithms. You had to finish the code in the given time or you'd be eliminated. The fourth round was a design/implementation round about application design and concepts. I got eliminated here. The fifth round was a Behavioral round, and then the HR round.