The technical interview started immediately with a live coding task of average difficulty. It wasn’t an algorithmic challenge, but rather a real-life scenario related to event consumption. After that, I was asked what changes would be needed to make it work with concurrency in mind.

The interview consists of two rounds. The first round primarily focuses on Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) and core computer science subjects, testing your problem-solving skills, coding ability, and understanding of fundamental concepts. The second round emphasizes your projects and core subjects, evaluating how you apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios, your contribution to project work, technical depth, and overall engineering understanding. Both rounds together assess your logical thinking, technical proficiency, and ability to explain and implement solutions effectively.

The interview consists of three rounds in total. Each round will be relatively short, with a focus on technical discussions. The interviewer mentioned that the role involves collaboration with overseas teams.