
LeverX Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at LeverX.
Data Analyst
The interview lasted 1.5 hours total. It started with a 30-minute HR session where they explained the company and asked about my knowledge of it. Then, there was a 1-hour technical interview with two lead data engineers.
- Could you describe your past work experiences?
- Can you elaborate on your previous projects?
- What prior experience do you have with analytics?
SAP Ariba Supply Chain Collaboration Consultant
First, the HR team looks at your CV to see if your experience and skills align with the job. If your profile looks good, you'll proceed to the next step: an Initial HR call combined with a Technical Interview. During this call, HR will chat about the company culture, perks, and what the role involves. Meanwhile, an Ariba technical specialist will dive into your experience, past responsibilities, and the functionalities you've used. You'll get feedback within a week.
- Have you previously worked with S/4HANA public cloud? Additionally, what limitations and issues have you encountered during BN integration?
Frontend Developer
It was pleasant, they called first, but I'd ask next time to send an email, cause I can't pick up the phone sometimes. The technical interview had one hr and one dev, they asked questions about html, css structure, js, and react in the end.
- Could you explain HTML structure?
- What is CSS specificity?
- Tell me about JavaScript arrays.
DevOps Engineer
It was a really strange interview process. It was done through a Webex meeting, but there was no scheduled time or actual call. You just had to add an email address to the Webex account, and then an AI would ask questions. It kept asking the same questions over and over. It didn't answer any questions I asked or give any info about the job, role, or anything basic. Once it finished a set of technical questions, it would start the whole thing over again. It was a very weird process and felt like a scam, not a real interview.
- Can you explain your background with containerization tools like Docker and Kubernetes, and detail a project where you used them? What obstacles did you encounter, and how did you resolve them?
- How do you approach automating infrastructure setup and configuration? Could you describe a time you used tools like Terraform, Ansible, or Chef for infrastructure automation and the advantages it provided?
- What steps do you take to secure a CI/CD pipeline in a DevOps setting? Share your experience with implementing pipeline security and how you manage secrets safely during deployment.
LeverX Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from LeverX interview reports.
“What is the memory footprint for Java's primitive types?”
Read reports →“What exactly are primitive types in the Java language?”
Read reports →“How does L1 regularization in Linear Regression compare to L2 regularization in terms of its properties?”
Read reports →“What differentiates GET and POST requests?”
Read reports →“How would you find the closest sum within a sorted array?”
Read report →“What's an efficient method for storing data in a hash table that uses an array?”
Read report →“What is CSS specificity?”
Read report →“Can you explain the difference between gradient boosting and decision forests?”
Read report →“What are the steps to compile and execute a Java console application?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 12 LeverX interview reports.