
Sabre Java Developer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 26 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sabre.
Java Developer
The HR department was sloppy. Sabre uses HireVue for on-demand interviews where candidates record responses to pre-recorded behavioral questions using their webcam and microphone. After the initial HireVue, there were technical questions. The recruiting team messed up, and I had to do the same behavioral interview three times due to incorrect dates. The first and third interviews had identical technical questions. I wanted to reschedule twice but couldn't get contact information. They gave a unhelpful response when I complained about doing the same interview thrice, citing issues. They also mentioned they were only hiring Juniors, Seniors, and Grad Students, despite my resume clearly indicating I'm a Sophomore, thus wasting my time.
- Can you share an instance where you experienced a "failure" that ultimately led to career advancement or recognition?
Senior Java Developer
First, HR called me to check my availability and set up a phone interview. A few days later, HR got back to me saying the phone interview feedback was great and offered an onsite or video call, whichever I preferred. I opted for onsite. The onsite interview lasted about 3 hours and I met with three people individually: one from business and two from the technical team. It was a really positive experience, especially with the HR rep who was very responsive and accommodating in scheduling the interviews. I was told I got the job and am expecting an offer this week.
- Tell me about your technical skills.
- Discuss your experience with Agile methodology.
- What's your take on Spring MVC?
Java Developer
So I had a total of 4 technical rounds. The first one was an online test with MCQs and coding questions. After passing that, I had three more technical rounds, some 1:1 and some 1:2. It took me a full day to finish everything. The questions were mostly about Java basics and concepts. They also asked me to write some Java code. Some brainstorming and interesting questions came up too. Everyone was pretty friendly.
- Questions from basic to deep conceptual in Java and lots of coding
- Write code in Java
- Brainstorming questions
Sabre Java Developer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Sabre interview reports.
“Find all unique pairs in an input array that sum up to the target number.”
Read reports →“Find the maximum value in an array using recursion.”
Read reports →“When is an object eligible for garbage collection?”
Read reports →“What is the relationship between hashCode and equals?”
Read reports →“How do you destroy an object in Java?”
Read report →“Regarding garbage collection, when can it access two objects that are referencing each other?”
Read report →“Could you write code to calculate the distance between two coordinates, taking input as a string formatted like "(x,y),(y,z)"?”
Read report →“Implement an interface to calculate the sum of doubled even numbers and explain your implementation.”
Read report →“Can you determine the output of a Java program?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 26 Sabre interview reports.