🚀 Siemens Interview Experience

📝 Online Assessment (HackerEarth Platform)

The first round was an online assessment conducted on the HackerEarth platform (shortlisting for this round was done via CGPA). This round had around 75 questions and lasted 1.5 hours. It consisted of questions like:

Aptitude-based questions: time-work relations, distance-speed ⏳
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts
Output-based coding questions in C, C++, and Java

Out of 120 students, only 60 were shortlisted for the next round, which was a technical interview.

💻 Technical Interview

In this round, the interviewer started by asking me to introduce myself. Then, I was asked:

Resume-related questions

The languages I had mentioned in my resume.
He asked me about my project and if I had partnered with any NGO for that.
I even told him about my current project on this platform theInterview. But due to restricted access, he couldn't open it on his laptop.
Then, I was asked about my internship and my role there.

OOP conceptual questions

He asked basic questions related to OOP, like the four pillars of OOP and inheritance-related questions.
He then asked me to write a code to demonstrate OOP.

DSA Questions

🔗 Print Fibonacci series Fibonacci Series - GFG
- I presented both iterative and recursive solutions and explained their complexities.
🔗 Reversing a String Reverse a String - GFG
- I solved it using the two-pointer technique, though it could have also been solved using recursion.

Software Development Life Cycle

What are the steps involved during the SDLC process (trust me, guys, this is a very underrated yet important subject in SE!)
Follow-up questions:
- "What happens if there are some errors after deployment?"
- "What if the client has specific requirements after deployment?"
He then asked me what unit testing is and what is meant by patching.

At the end of the interview, I was given a chance to ask questions. I inquired about Siemens' involvement in AI and how they are integrating AI agents into their work. 🤖