
Soliton Technologies Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 46 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Soliton Technologies.
Project Engineer
The interview was a long process. It had programming rounds, a technical interview, and an HR interview. Salary discussions about past employment and new salary expectations were also included.
- Are you interested in this role?
- What were your previous salary details?
- What salary are you expecting for this position?
Trainee Engineer
So, the interview had 8 rounds total. First, it was Physics MCQs and basic C programming. Then, Round 2 was Aptitude, Physics, and C fill-in-the-blanks. After that, Round 3 was Programming 1, and Round 4 was advanced Programming 2. Round 5 was Technical HR, where they asked for a self-intro, questions about my resume (projects, area of interest), and basic engineering concepts. Round 6 was General HR, covering family background, why I'm interested in Soliton, and some personal questions. Round 7 was Design and GD, which was the longest round, where we had to come up with a solution design for a given problem statement and show good communication skills. Finally, Round 8 was Essay Writing, with questions related to Soliton.
- Why Soliton?
- Can you explain Data structures concepts?
Project Engineer
The interview process begins with a written test lasting 1 hour, with 10 questions covering Physics, coding, circuits, aptitude, and general topics. You need to provide detailed solutions, not just answers. Scoring 4/10 gets you to the next stage, and only 10% pass this round. Next is a puzzle round where you'll face 3-5 general puzzles. Following that is a technical interview with the CEO where you'll present a project for 5 minutes. Then, there's an HR interview, a coding round focusing on basic C/C++ and tougher questions, and a personality/essay round. In the essay round, you'll write about why you want to join Soliton and your 3-5 year goals, focusing on honesty rather than writing skills. The final round is a group discussion with a design problem, monitored by the CEO to assess teamwork and technical approach.
- Describe your approach and solutions for Physics questions.
- Describe your approach and solutions for coding questions.
- Describe your approach and solutions for circuit questions.
Soliton Technologies Engineer Interview Questions
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“The odometer read 39593 (a palindrome) at the start of a journey between two towns, and it showed a similar number at the end. Given the maximum speed during the trip was 90 km/hr, what was the average speed for the entire journey?”
Read reports →“What is the velocity of a swing when a mass is attached and given an angle to the horizontal?”
Read reports →“Imagine a boy on a 500m high building and another on the ground. If the boy on the ground throws a ball to the boy on the building, at what vertical velocity must the ball be thrown to reach him? Assume the boys' heights are negligible.”
Read reports →“Given 4 boys and 3 girls, what's the probability they stand in alternating positions?”
Read reports →“Given numbers from 1 to n, which when inverted result in n to 1, and if only two consecutive numbers are stamped and inverted at a time, what is the number of moves required?”
Read report →“A vampire enters a town and bites 2 people each night. These bitten people turn into vampires and bite 4 people the next night. Then those 4 bite 6 people the next night, followed by 6 biting 8, and so on. How many vampires will be present on the 5th night?”
Read report →“When we strike a football, why does its trajectory follow a curved path? (This question excludes the influence of gravity on the projectile's path).”
Read report →“A person's motorcycle speeds up from 10kmph to 60kmph in 10 seconds. The speedometer needle rotates about 200 degrees during this. What is the angular speed in degrees per second?”
Read report →“Regarding the inversion of numbers from 1 to n resulting in n to 1, if only two consecutive numbers are stamped and inverted at a time, what's the number of moves required?”
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