
Wyatt Technology Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Wyatt Technology.
Software Engineer
They began with something called the "Berke assessment", which I thought was a technical assessment. But it turned out to be mostly nonsense, like a typing test and some weird word synonym exercises (for context, I scored very high on the language sections of the SAT and GRE, and I hadn't even heard of most of those words). After that, they sent me a coding test using what I think was "codebyte". It had a really poor interface and only allowed C++, Typescript, Javascript, or Java, which they hadn't mentioned beforehand and didn't seem relevant to the job. I only finished one question, a simple recursion problem that I solved in under a minute. However, there were very strange output formatting requirements that were poorly explained and hard to figure out, taking me about 10-15 minutes just to understand how to format the output. I'm not sure what the point of that was besides checking if a candidate can look up a library function. Combined with the "Berke Assessment", I was so frustrated that I asked to withdraw my application. I don't know what happened with their process after that.
- Can you identify the best synonym for the word X from the given options?
- Among the choices provided, which word is the best synonym for X?
Software Engineer
So first up was an IQ test, it's like checking your vocabulary and sentence building, probably to filter out non-English speakers. Then there was this 3D block matching thing, where you see if rotated blocks are the same or different. After that, a quick typing test. Don't spend too much time on these. A few days later, I got the coding interview, with about 2-3 days to start it and you had to finish it in one go. The coding test had two moderate questions and one really hard one. They tested array and string manipulation, and you could use any language you wanted.
- Split a sentence into the least number of groups, with each group having a max size of k, ensuring words remain intact.
Software Engineer
The interviewer asked me about my experience with hardware and software issues. They also inquired about my academic background and my objectives for undertaking this internship. The company's history and mission were presented, followed by an explanation of current challenges and the need for interns to contribute to their resolution.
- If a computer is configured as a server and another computer cannot access it, what steps would you take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue?
Wyatt Technology Software Engineer Interview Questions
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“If a computer is configured as a server and another computer cannot access it, what steps would you take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue?”
Read reports →“Among the choices provided, which word is the best synonym for X?”
Read reports →“Can you identify the best synonym for the word X from the given options?”
Read reports →“How would you approach creating a date from other dates, where every third letter of the output must be replaced with a randomly generated ID, and you can't use copy-paste?”
Read reports →“What did you think of the common knowledge test?”
Read report →“How was your typing speed test?”
Read report →“Can you identify issues in this code and explain how to resolve them?”
Read report →“Did you complete the personality test?”
Read report →“Could you design one of their systems?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 9 Wyatt Technology interview reports.