OneOrigin Fullstack Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

The first round was a telephonic call, lasting about 15 minutes. It included basic questions like 'Tell me about yourself,' 'best project on which you worked,' and some fundamental questions from Node.js and React.js. It was pretty easy. The second round was a technical interview. The scheduled time was 45 minutes but it went over an hour. Most of the questions were scenario-based, like how synchronous code execution differs from asynchronous, how to handle API calls, how to find a correct API out of 50 if only one is correct, and what middlewares are. There were also more questions from Node.js, Javascript, HTML, CSS, and React.js. After the interview, there was no response from the HR team. It's been about 18 days since the interview; I've sent follow-up emails and made a phone call to HR, but she hasn't answered.

There were 2 technical rounds and a managerial round. The interviewers were friendly. It was a good experience. You should have good knowledge on the coding part. In-depth knowledge in the languages is required. Prepare recursion type of questions.

The interview process spanned two days and included several telephonic rounds followed by an in-person interview at the Bengaluru office. There was a human resources round where they discussed company benefits and a technical round. Although I was verbally offered the position during the in-person meeting and received confirmation calls and emails from the recruiter, the official offer letter with specific details was delayed for three weeks. Reasons provided for the delay included the CEO being in the US, and they requested my payslip, supposedly for the offer letter. However, the offer was never formally issued. I'm sharing this to caution others who interview with them; don't assume you've got the job just because you passed the interviews, and be wary of their promises.