My process opened with a recruiter-style conversation where I introduced myself and talked through my background. Then I had two technical rounds, a first and second level, focused on my projects and problem solving, with a strong emphasis on PHP and Angular. The interviewers also asked about APIs, databases, and application architecture.
In the first technical round, I started with an introduction and explained the domain I had worked in. I discussed projects I wanted to show, then the questions became scenario based. They were less about abstract theory and more about what I would do in real situations. I was also asked about tools and concepts I had used, including Git, Java, and Spring Boot. That was a mix alongside the PHP and Angular framing, but it still felt grounded in engineering fundamentals.
After I cleared both technical rounds, the managerial round was next. The difficulty felt average, and the process was a straightforward progression rather than chaotic. I did not receive an offer, but the technical part felt fair and clear. The process had only moved beyond the first major checkpoint when it stopped.
Location: Bengaluru. Overall feedback: positive. Offer status: no offer.
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