
Modular Mining Systems Interview Questions
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Supervisor
Started out fine with the online application, then had calls with the recruiter, hiring manager, team, and HR. But after that, things got messy and frustrating. They unexpectedly made me re-interview and then just ghosted me with no update. This was the most unprofessional tech experience I've had, with terrible communication and no one taking responsibility from the recruiter or the hiring team. Honestly, I'm glad I wasn't depending on an offer from them.
- Can you describe your leadership style?
- Can you tell me about your projects?
Software Engineer
Before the actual interview, there was a test on HackerRank. It had two programming logic questions (you could pick your language) and one SQL database question. The test was pretty straightforward. After that, I had an interview with the manager, which was also relaxed. He asked about my background and what I know about programming. There was a logic question on HackerRank. He also mentioned my interest in learning new programming languages. Following the manager's interview, I spoke with HR. They inquired about my hobbies, my journey so far, the reasons behind my course of study, and why I'd be a good fit for the company.
- Tell me about the biggest challenge you've overcome.
- How would you approach a situation where a team member isn't pulling their weight?
- Describe your process when you're facing a project deadline and it's not yet complete.
Software Engineer in Test
So first there was a job description call. Then there was this really unorganized video interview, they didn't even tell me by email to download any software beforehand, but when the interview started, the interviewer made me download WebEx which took like 20 min. I think this made the interviewer a bit uneasy. After that, I got asked behavioral questions and then coding questions.
- How would you programmatically validate the state of an EButton?
- Can you programmatically validate the text field of an EButton?
- Is using SwingUtilities.invokeLater necessary, and if so, why?
Systems Engineer
So the interview process started with a phone screen with HR, which had some basic technical questions. The cool part was that the HR person asked about my preferred work environment and tasks, and even suggested I check out another job opening. After that, I had a 1-hour technical interview over the phone with a manager. This was split into three parts: background questions, a logic puzzle that didn't involve programming, and a quick programming task. Overall, it felt like a good experience.
- Be ready to code a short program for a task you'd usually do with a library function.
Modular Mining Systems Interview Questions
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“Can you determine if a string is a palindrome?”
Read reports →“How would you reverse a linked list recursively?”
Read reports →“Can you programmatically validate the text field of an EButton?”
Read reports →“How would you reverse a linked list iteratively?”
Read reports →“Is using SwingUtilities.invokeLater necessary, and if so, why?”
Read report →“What is the difference between a Struct and a Class?”
Read report →“How would you programmatically validate the state of an EButton?”
Read report →“Can you explain what NMEA is?”
Read report →“How would you go about deleting all records from a database table that meet a specific condition?”
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