Tarana Wireless Interview Questions
& Process

Applied through college. Got shortlisted. Then there was a coding round with 3 medium to hard questions. They shortlisted 3 out of 13 based on the test. After that there was an interview, which was resume-based, focusing on projects, internships, etc. Out of the three, two were rejected. I was asked for the next round. It was also resume-based, and they dug deep into networks, Linux, internships, some guesstimates, and real-life scenarios.

The interview process was straightforward and positive, involving interactions with both operations and engineering teams. They asked questions focused on the subject matter, combined with questions about leadership principles. It was a good experience overall. They also asked several questions about making decisions in different situations and about past experiences, while clearly communicating the expectations for the role.

The interview process was pretty smooth. I had 5 rounds in total, all technical, with the last one being with the founder. The first round started with introductions, then a discussion about my projects, followed by DSA and OS questions. I cleared that. The second round was purely about Computer Networks, and I managed to answer most of it, so I passed that too. The third round began with introductions and projects again. Then, I was asked to implement quick sort, which I did. After that, there was a DSA question which I could solve, but not optimally. They also asked some basic core questions from my ENTC background, and then a puzzle from GFG.

It was an in-office interview that had 2-3 rounds. The first round was with a senior engineer and was a deep dive into C++ and core CS topics like OOPS, OS, and CN. The second round was focused on DSA, where I had to solve a HackerRank problem and then answer further questions on C++ and OOPS concepts such as Polymorphism. The last round was a casual chat with a co-founder about my past projects and their concepts.