
WalkMe Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 10 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at WalkMe.
Software Engineer
The interview process had 6 stages: first a recruiter call, then a professional interview with the hiring manager, followed by a take-home test. After that, there was an interview with the Head of Development, another recruiter call, and finally signing the contract. The office is amazing and everyone was nice. The professional interviews were high-level, but it felt like they were looking for the right fit and not trying to be overwhelming.
- Can you describe how a SAAS product is implemented?
Software Engineer
Worst interview ever, honestly. Felt like the interviewers didn't want to be there and weren't communicative. The technical challenge seemed randomly put together with no real thought. It was just coding with no discussion or clear goal, and no direction or structure to know if I was on the right track. Random LeetCode questions would've been better.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Software Engineer
It was a 2-hour Zoom call where they pretty much just left me to do a coding exercise in their tech stack. It didn't really feel like an interview, honestly. I could've done it outside the time given, felt more like a take-home assignment.
- Solve a coding problem involving asynchronous code and fetching data from a given API, along with debugging some faulty code.
WalkMe Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from WalkMe interview reports.
“Can you write an algorithm to find the minimal subarray?”
Read reports →“Explain the various types of databases and when you would choose to use each one.”
Read reports →“Solve a coding problem involving asynchronous code and fetching data from a given API, along with debugging some faulty code.”
Read reports →“If a client uses our company's app to record elements on a webpage (for example, to add help tips to things like search boxes), how would you go about finding those recorded elements if the webpage's structure has been modified?”
Read reports →“Can you describe how a SAAS product is implemented?”
Read report →“What do you know about C# and memory management?”
Read report →“How would you design and implement a SOLID piece of code?”
Read report →“Can you list the AWS Services you've used?”
Read report →“Can you solve algorithm and logic problems?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 10 WalkMe interview reports.