Graduate Developer Interview Questions

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Modulr

3.2★

Mar 8, 2020

Tell me about a time where you had to improve on something?

Graduate Developer UGBU

Interviewed at Oracle

3.5★

Jun 1, 2019

What are your contributions to your thesis/capstone project?

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Scott Logic

2.5★

Jun 19, 2020

Coding - simple string manipulation algorithms

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Scott Logic

2.5★

Jun 19, 2020

Minimal number of comparisons to find out which of n balls is not the same weight as the rest

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Scott Logic

2.5★

Dec 8, 2018

Write on a paper or whiteboard a UML diagram for a bank with different types of accounts with some functionalities in common and others specific to them.

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Scott Logic

2.5★

Mar 22, 2019

Data structures, Logical Questions

Graduate Developer

Interviewed at Scott Logic

2.5★

Jan 19, 2022

Problem where three people have a hat that is either black of white, arranged one behind the other. Can the person at the front confidently say what hat they have

Graduate Developer

Interviewed at Scott Logic

2.5★

Jan 12, 2016

Simple pseudo code question (similar to an easy Project Euler problem), logic question, design/class structure question. More specific coding questions.

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Optiver

3.8★

Mar 6, 2018

Object-oriented and algorithmic programming questions plus few theoretical, multi-choice questions from C++. The first two questions tested the basics, while the third one was more complex and consumed majority of the time.

Graduate Software Developer

Interviewed at Optiver

3.8★

May 9, 2022

Online technical interview: 1. You are given a list of network packages to send from A to B and you are given a list of routes that take varying times. Each of the packages have an associated time and the total time for a given package to travel on a particular route is calculated by multiplying the route time x package time. Find the quickest way to send all of the packages.