
Movate Application Support Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 27 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Movate.
Application Support Engineer
The interview process seemed to be structured with a few rounds. Round 2, specifically, was heavily focused on technical concepts. They asked about Linux commands such as top, ps, df -h, grep, chmod, systemctl, and journalctl. SQL queries were also a big part, covering JOIN, GROUP BY, subqueries, and how to find the second highest salary or update/delete records. They presented real-time application support scenarios, like handling high-priority tickets and checking log files using tools like tail and grep. The escalation process was also discussed, along with basic shell scripting (variables, loops, if-else, input reading). Experience with ticketing tools like ServiceNow was explored, focusing on raising and resolving issues. Finally, they inquired about monitoring tools or manual service health checks. There was also an example project scenario presented.
- Can you explain common Linux commands like top, ps, df -h, grep, chmod, systemctl, and journalctl?
- Could you describe SQL queries involving JOIN, GROUP BY, and subqueries?
- How would you go about finding the second highest salary in an SQL table?
Cloud Support Engineer
I recently went through this company's interview process. It started off a bit slow, but once it got moving, they wrapped things up pretty quickly. Overall, my experience was just okay, but I'd still consider working with them down the line.
- Can you explain what cloud computing is?
- What advantages does cloud computing offer?
- Could you describe the various types of cloud computing?
Tech Support Engineer
I interviewed off-campus. The first round was JAM, with about 7-8 batches of 15-17 people each. We had to introduce ourselves and then talk about a topic we chose. Only 3-4 people from each batch were selected, so good communication skills are important. After that was the aptitude test, which was pretty easy and kind of just for show. The last round was with HR, and they were really friendly.
- Can you introduce yourself, mention books you enjoy reading, and explain what insights you gain from them?
- Tell me about yourself, what are your favorite books, and what conclusions do you draw from them?
- What is your background, what kind of books do you read, and what are your takeaways from them?
Movate Application Support Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Movate interview reports.
“Can you define containerization in the context of cloud computing?”
Read reports →“How do public, private, and hybrid clouds differ?”
Read reports →“What security protocols are used to safeguard cloud computing?”
Read reports →“How do you manage reading input within shell scripts?”
Read reports →“Explain how to update or delete records in an SQL table using a WHERE clause.”
Read report →“Regarding the Session layer protocol SAP, did you mean Session Announcement Protocol or Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing?”
Read report →“Can you explain the OSI model and the protocols used in each of its layers?”
Read report →“How would you go about finding the second highest salary in an SQL table?”
Read report →“What are the primary difficulties associated with cloud computing?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 27 Movate interview reports.