
NetSuite Qa 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 NetSuite.
Software Quality Assurance Engineer
I was contacted by a recruiter, then I completed an online test. After that, I went to the company for an in-person interview with my potential team lead and with HR separately. Then there was a long wait before I got the job offer.
- Basic SQL join and group by query questions were asked.
- Then asked how I would test a particular situation that happened for the customer.
- After that, we talked about the role profile and the product itself.
Software Quality Assurance Engineer
I applied for a role that was advertised as an automation developer. However, the hiring process revealed that the position was actually much more focused on problem-solving within Netsuite's cloud infrastructure, rather than automation development. While I appreciated the overall experience and met some great people, I felt the role description was a bit misleading and didn't align with my expectations. The first stage involved an email exchange where I had to complete some algorithmic tasks. Following that, I had an onsite interview at Netsuite where I tackled similar algorithmic problems using a notepad and a whiteboard, with two Netsuite employees assisting me. After that, there was a 'social' round with general questions about my background, and I also had the chance to ask my own questions. A third round, focused on QA topics and puzzles, was scheduled for the following week, but I declined to proceed because the job wasn't what I had anticipated.
- Tasks on the whiteboard are fine if you get them right. Don't hesitate to ask the Netsuite folks – they're there to help.
Software Quality Assurance Engineer
I went through three written exams and three interviews for this role. The first exam had essay questions, some java coding, SQL scripts, and other general problem solving questions. The second exam was pretty similar to the first one and I did it right after my interview with peers. The third exam was mostly general problem solving with some math and logic involved. The interviews were mainly about my work experience and how I'd fit into the position. They said I'd get feedback for each step within 7 days. The whole thing took about a month from start to finish.
- For a logic question requiring out-of-the-box thinking: If a bead doubles every second and a room fills up from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, what's the time when the room is 1/4 full?
NetSuite Qa Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from NetSuite interview reports.
“Write an algorithm to calculate progressive tax for a given amount, using an array of range-tax pairs.”
Read reports →“How would you convert an integer to a Roman numeral?”
Read reports →“Can you explain how to swap the values of two number variables without using an extra temporary variable?”
Read reports →“For a logic question requiring out-of-the-box thinking: If a bead doubles every second and a room fills up from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, what's the time when the room is 1/4 full?”
Read reports →“Can you explain how to reverse the order of values in an array without utilizing any utility functions or similar supportive functions?”
Read report →“Could you describe how to write a function to eliminate duplicate entries from a sorted array?”
Read report →“What's the most challenging part about tracing a problem in a program traceback?”
Read report →“Can you write an automated test for a web application?”
Read report →“Were there any logical puzzles?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 22 NetSuite interview reports.