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Engenheiros de software criam programas para desenvolver softwares de computador. As entrevistas são altamente técnicas. Portanto, prepare-se para resolver problemas de codificação e de matemática. As perguntas específicas que são feitas dependem do tipo de programação exigido na vaga. Pesquise sobre uma área específica de software, como desenvolvimento web, desenvolvimento de aplicativos ou desenvolvimento de sistemas.

Principais perguntas de entrevista para engenheiro(a) de software e como respondê-las

Question 1

Pergunta 1: Como você descreve seu processo de programação?

How to answer
Como responder: Ao responder a perguntas relacionadas ao seu processo ou ciclo de desenvolvimento e engenharia de software, considere todas as etapas, começando pela obtenção dos requisitos para o produto final. Inclua o máximo de detalhes possível para ajudar os entrevistadores a entender seu trabalho como engenheiro(a) de software e como você mostra sua capacidade de trabalhar em projetos do início ao fim.
Question 2

Pergunta 2: Quais linguagens de programação você conhece e prefere?

How to answer
Como responder: Os entrevistadores querem saber com quais linguagens de programação você tem familiaridade e quais prefere. Essa pergunta não tem, necessariamente, resposta certa ou errada, mas fornece insights das suas capacidades e do seu conhecimento de codificação. Se a vaga for voltada para uma linguagem específica, inclua-a ao falar sobre as linguagens que você conhece.
Question 3

Pergunta 3: Dê um exemplo de um projeto bem-sucedido que você tenha concluído.

How to answer
Como responder: Ao descrever seu sucesso em um projeto, identifique aspectos que deram certo e detalhe os diferentes elementos da lista de tarefas. Você pode descrever a equipe com a qual trabalhou no projeto, como você gerenciou seu tempo e como contribuiu para o projeto.

420,226 engenheiro de software interview questions shared by candidates

Mark likes to listen to music while travelling. His iPod™ contains N songs and he wants to listen to L (not necessarily different) songs during a trip. So he creates a playlist such that: • Every song is played at least once. • A song can be played again only if at least K other songs have been played Mark wants to know how many different playlists are possible. Can you help Mark determine this number? As the number can be very large, display number modulo 1,000,000,007. You are given N, K and L.
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Software Engineer

Interviewed at Coursera

3.6★
Sep 23, 2016

Mark likes to listen to music while travelling. His iPod™ contains N songs and he wants to listen to L (not necessarily different) songs during a trip. So he creates a playlist such that: • Every song is played at least once. • A song can be played again only if at least K other songs have been played Mark wants to know how many different playlists are possible. Can you help Mark determine this number? As the number can be very large, display number modulo 1,000,000,007. You are given N, K and L.

First round was online test which contains 75 aptitude,reasoning and english questions and 5 programs you have to execute either in c++ or java.Online test is conducted by deselect.this pattern is similar to the amcat pattern.
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Software Engineer

Interviewed at Carelon Global Solutions

3.8★
Sep 25, 2018

First round was online test which contains 75 aptitude,reasoning and english questions and 5 programs you have to execute either in c++ or java.Online test is conducted by deselect.this pattern is similar to the amcat pattern.

Recently I attended the interview at Google and I was asked "You are given a sorted list of disjoint intervals and an interval, e.g. [(1, 5), (10, 15), (20, 25)] and (12, 27). Your task is to merge them into a sorted list of disjoint intervals: [(1, 5), (10, 27)]."
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Software Engineer, Google Fiber

Interviewed at Google

4.4★
Sep 12, 2012

Recently I attended the interview at Google and I was asked "You are given a sorted list of disjoint intervals and an interval, e.g. [(1, 5), (10, 15), (20, 25)] and (12, 27). Your task is to merge them into a sorted list of disjoint intervals: [(1, 5), (10, 27)]."

You are given a fixed number of 5 rupee, 10 rupee, 20 rupee and 50 rupee stamps. Now given an amount for sending a parcel, you should design an algorithm to come out with the minimum number of stamps that should be used for attaining that amount. For example, if the parcel costed 30 rupees, it could be attained using one 20 rupee stamp and one 10 rupee stamp OR using three 10 rupee stamps OR using one 20 rupee stamp and two 5 rupee stamps OR using one 10 rupee stamp and four 5 rupee stamps OR using two 10 rupee stamps and two 5 rupee stamps. However, the minimum number of stamps is the case of one 20 rupee stamp and one 10 rupee stamp where only two stamps are used. The case where no solution is possible should also be handled, for example, a parcel amount of exactly 33 rupees cannot be attained.
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Senior Software Engineer

Interviewed at Amazon

3.5★
Oct 13, 2012

You are given a fixed number of 5 rupee, 10 rupee, 20 rupee and 50 rupee stamps. Now given an amount for sending a parcel, you should design an algorithm to come out with the minimum number of stamps that should be used for attaining that amount. For example, if the parcel costed 30 rupees, it could be attained using one 20 rupee stamp and one 10 rupee stamp OR using three 10 rupee stamps OR using one 20 rupee stamp and two 5 rupee stamps OR using one 10 rupee stamp and four 5 rupee stamps OR using two 10 rupee stamps and two 5 rupee stamps. However, the minimum number of stamps is the case of one 20 rupee stamp and one 10 rupee stamp where only two stamps are used. The case where no solution is possible should also be handled, for example, a parcel amount of exactly 33 rupees cannot be attained.

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