I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at CitiusTech in Sep 2025
Interview
Total of 3 rounds. 1) Technical round, 2) Technical + Managerial round 3) HR round. I have completed the 2nd round waiting for response. I have applied for a golang developer position
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1) Technical round
questions asked related to the projects mentioned in the resume.diff between buffered and unbuffered channel. show me some code snippets and asked me the output. Asked me about interface and some golang basics. Told me to write an go program using interface and also told me to write the two sum program.
2) Managerial round
Asked some go basic? Asked about goroutine concurrency pattern? diff btw ecs and eks? Told me to explain about some AWS services I have used. Asked me some basic questions related to kubernetes.
I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at CitiusTech (Chennai) in Aug 2025
Interview
There are 3 rounds..
L1 , manager and Hr rounds
Interviewer expecting definition , because interviewer googling and asking the questions.. If we telling real-time example also he doesn't understand he want a perfect definition..
package main
// while deploying your service with 3rd party vendor integrated its failed what we do?
// go lang debugger have you used?
// image is not there while deployment what should i do?
// 1 go routine can send and receive in same go routine what happpend
//what is deadlocak
// postgresql vs mongodb
// response is slow while json serialization what should we do?
// interface
// type of synchronous in go
// how to debug memory leak in production
// garbage collection in deep (tri color, mark and sweep algm)
// struct vs type definition string/int/bool
// microservices (even i explain in realtime he dont want that he wants definition)
// composition
// embedding a struct vs fields?
// concurrency
// data race,
The interview experience was disappointing as the interviewer appeared to be reading questions directly from the internet with the camera turned off, and seemed to expect exact Google-matched answers instead of evaluating practical knowledge, problem-solving ability, or real-world skills.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Write a array bubble sorting code without doing google