
Jubilant FoodWorks 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 Jubilant FoodWorks.
Senior Software Engineer
There were 3 rounds in the interview. The first round was DSA. The second round focused on my tech stack. The third round was a manager round where they asked questions about both DSA and tech stack.
- How would you rotate a matrix by 90 degrees with m * n time complexity?
Software Development Engineer
It was a moderate-to-difficult interview process. The first round lasted about 1 hour and 50 minutes, and the second round was around 45-50 minutes. They asked about my final year project, the technologies I've used, and my plans for future exploration.
- They asked one hard data structures and algorithms question.
- Discuss operating systems concepts.
- Discuss your projects.
Software Engineer
The interview questions were quite simple. There was one question on Data Structures and Algorithms, another on Object-Oriented Programming concepts, and a final one focused on basic problem-solving. Additionally, some theoretical questions related to Data Structures and Algorithms were asked.
- Questions about Data Structures and Algorithms
- Questions about OOPS
- Questions about Operating Systems
Jubilant FoodWorks Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Jubilant FoodWorks interview reports.
“Given a string 's' and a list of strings 'words', where each word in 'words' has the same length, identify all starting indices in 's' where a substring is formed by concatenating all words from any permutation of 'words'. For example, if 'words' is ['ab', 'cd', 'ef'], then 'abcdef', 'abefcd', 'cdabef', 'cdefab', 'efabcd', and 'efcdab' are valid concatenated substrings. However, 'acdbef' is not.”
Read reports →“Given a matrix of size m*n, can you return all the elements in spiral order?”
Read reports →“Given a wall of width 20ft and 2ft height, and bricks of size 1ft height and 2ft width, how many ways can you build this wall?”
Read reports →“How would you rotate a matrix by 90 degrees with m * n time complexity?”
Read reports →“Can you add two numbers that are stored in a linked list?”
Read report →“Can you transpose a matrix?”
Read report →“How do you create a component in React?”
Read report →“Explain polymorphism (runtime & compile time), encapsulation, data binding, abstraction, inheritance with definitions, examples, and demonstrations.”
Read report →“Can you explain Squaring and sort?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 8 Jubilant FoodWorks interview reports.