
NewtGlobal Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 23 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at NewtGlobal.
Software Developer
So basically, the first round was a written test, you could choose between Java or Python. I took the Java one, and it was pretty tough, covering intermediate to advanced stuff like applets. Then, round 2 was SQL, which was more basic to intermediate, and they had me do it on SQLZoo. Also in round 2, there were Data Structures and Algorithms questions, which I had to do on some online compiler. The last round, round 3, was an interview with the Founder, but I actually didn't make it past round 2.
- They asked me to take a written test on either Java or Python.
- The Java test covered intermediate to advanced topics, like applets.
- Then I had to do SQL, from basic to intermediate, on SQLZoo.
Software Developer
There were supposed to be 4 rounds in total. I made it through the first 3 rounds, but they never called me for the final round and I haven't heard back from them.
- Questions focused on coding were asked
- SQL questions were also asked
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process involved about 2 rounds, plus 3-4 HR calls to discuss salary. However, the HR manager and recruiter were unresponsive to calls and emails after budget discussions started. This made it a waste of time, even though the interviews themselves were quite easy.
- Can you explain the collections framework?
- Tell me about Spring Boot.
- What are Spring annotations?
NewtGlobal Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from NewtGlobal interview reports.
“Implement a method that takes a string of digits ('number') and an integer 'n' and returns the lowest possible number that can be generated after removing 'n' characters from the 'number' string, keeping the relative order of the remaining characters the same.”
Read reports →“Given an array of product codes (strings) and a GetPriority function (returning 1 for high, 2 for medium, 3 for low), sort the array so that high priority products are at the beginning, medium in the middle, and low at the end. Order within a priority group doesn't matter. Minimize additional storage.”
Read reports →“What are Spring annotations?”
Read reports →“Can you write Java code to find duplicates in an array?”
Read reports →“Find the bugs in the C# code for Increment & Decrement and suggest fixes.”
Read report →“Can you explain binary search and insertion sort?”
Read report →“Describe the functionality of the Mystery method in C# and discuss any potential bugs and possible fixes.”
Read report →“Can you explain the collections framework?”
Read report →“Could you write code to find the intersection of two arrays?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 23 NewtGlobal interview reports.