
Mindfire Solutions 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 Mindfire Solutions.
Software Engineer
Mindfire Solutions came to our college for an oncampus internship. The OA was done in college and the interview rounds were conducted in their office. In total, there were three rounds. The first two were technical rounds and the third was an HR round. Students who cleared the first round were allowed to proceed to the 2nd technical round and the HR round. There wasn't any elimination in the 2nd round.
- In technical round 1, reverse a string and put underscores on spaces using javascript.
- Also in technical round 1, count the length of substrings with the same characters and append it after the single character in a new string. For example, i/p: SSIIIT, o/p - S2I3T1. Write the code in javascript.
- Design the database and class diagram for a college website.
Software Engineer Intern
Applied via their career portal, and the whole process took a little over 2 weeks. The first part was a technical coding test where I had to solve 5 questions, ranging from easy to medium difficulty, within 2 hours. After passing that, I had a technical interview with the team lead. They asked me about my projects, the technologies I'm comfortable with, SQL, and normalization. They really stressed preparing SQL. The last round was with HR, and it was pretty standard with questions like why I want to join Mindfire and if I have other offers.
- Could you design ER models for an airplane ticket booking system?
- After creating the tables, can you write a complex join query to fetch specific data?
- Can you tell me about your projects?
Senior Software Engineer
I was contacted via Naukri.com by HR. The first call was very short (3-5 mins) where they asked about my education, experience, and current technologies. Then came the 1st Round, a coding exam with 5 questions. The first 3 were easy, the 4th was a bit tricky, and the 5th was tough. I managed to solve all five questions using Java, as it was required for this Java Developer role. The interviewer was friendly. After clearing the 1st round, they scheduled the 2nd round for a week later. The 2nd round was a one-to-one interview with a Senior Developer from their team, lasting about 40 minutes. They asked questions on Java, Spring, Javascript, and Angular. The questions were good. I got an email rejection the same day. Overall, the interview experience was good.
- Questions from Java covering OOP concepts, Final Keyword, Static Keyword.
- Questions from Multithreading.
- Difference between ArrayList and Linkedlist?
Mindfire Solutions Software Engineer Interview Questions
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“What are 5 reasons for wearing a helmet when driving a car?”
Read reports →“Write JavaScript code to bind an event to 10 buttons. When clicked, these buttons should display an alert with their respective names. You are restricted from editing the HTML or the bindHtml function, and you cannot call bindHtml.”
Read reports →“Between an ant and an elephant, who would theoretically perform better at dancing on a different planet?”
Read reports →“Write a .NET HTTP call to get the Titles of all the Completed TODOs from https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos and display them in sorted order.”
Read reports →“Could you write some C# code to print the odd numbers up to 100?”
Read report →“In terms of memory, is the code for functions located on the stack or the heap?”
Read report →“Joy scored 340 in a competitive exam where 5 marks are awarded for each correct answer and 3 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer. How many questions did he attempt?”
Read report →“How can you create a Class without using the mouse, perhaps using a keyboard shortcut?”
Read report →“Could you write LINQ code, specifically in two lines, to sum the top 3 numbers from a string that has numbers mixed with other characters?”
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