
Neocis 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 Neocis.
UI/UX Designer
The hiring process involved a challenging but interesting take-home assignment and was quite long, spanning 4 rounds. The final stage was an all-day onsite interview, but there seemed to be a lack of coordination among the interviewers, as they all asked similar questions without apparent note comparison.
- Could you describe your previous work and the projects you've been involved in?
- What projects have you worked on in the past, and can you share details about them?
Software Engineer
So first I got a take home assignment where I had to solve two computer graphics problems. After that, I had an onsite interview. Part of that was a presentation about one of my favorite projects. I also had two more interviews with the team, one with the whole team, and then another with the CEO. Oh, and there was a recruiter call at the beginning.
- Can you share details about your past work experiences?
- Tell me more about the project you presented.
System Engineer
First, there was a screening phone call. Then, a 2-day take home technical assessment was given, but no feedback was provided after. The onsite interview involved a presentation of a project, with a slide limit that prevented going into full detail. This was followed by several technical interviews. After a decision was made (I got rejected), again, no useful feedback was given, just a generic rejection.
- Can you do a presentation of one of your projects?
Software Engineer
The interview process included an email exchange, a coding assessment that needs to be designed and completed in 48 hrs, an interview with the SDE director, and finally an interview with a senior engineer. It was a very enlightening process and the interviewers were very nice. The coding assessment is a bit time-consuming but really reflects the knowledge background of an Engineer. I can't say much about the coding challenge, but it was different from LeetCode-style questions, and it was not very easy nor hard. I like the way they assess applicants and I hope more companies can do it like Neocis.
- A coding assessment requiring design and completion within a 48-hour timeframe
- Discussion of past experience as detailed on the resume
Neocis Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Neocis interview reports.
“What are the methods to decrease shaft bending?”
Read reports →“How would you render an object without using a 3D rendering library?”
Read reports →“First, could you display the points in 3D and the triangles connecting them?”
Read reports →“Second, how would you shade the triangles based on the viewing angle?”
Read reports →“Regarding the design, how could concentricity between elements be improved?”
Read report →“Can you explain Fusion Algorithms?”
Read report →“Could you design a program that simulates a three-segment robotic arm in 2 dimensions?”
Read report →“How would you approach learning about all the robots?”
Read report →“Solve the problems you are given.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 36 Neocis interview reports.