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HireJob interviews SWE · Backend engineerCoding roundPanel interviewEnglish

A clear pass. Polish the details and you are there.

A clear pass for a mid-level backend role: correct, tested code and strong ownership stories. Two fixes would lift it to a strong hire: present complexity unprompted and keep manager-round answers short.

Your levelAdvanced professional· Comfortably above the bar; polish the details.
14 Oct 2026 17:40
Neha, Vikram, Ananya
Scored by the AI panel

Rubric

How you scored

  • Role knowledge78

    Solid on APIs, caching and the data layer; the frequency-count solution was correct and idiomatic. Hazy on how a consumer group rebalances.

  • Problem solving & structure74

    Clarified the input before coding and tested an edge case unprompted. Took the hint on the heap only after being asked for the complexity.

  • Communication70

    Clear structure in the behavioural round; two long answers in the manager round lost the question. Fillers under control.

  • Culture & attitude82

    Owned the failed launch story without blaming the team. Asked good questions about on-call and growth at the close.

Round by round

5 rounds

Round 1

HR screen

Ms. Neha Kulkarni
76

A crisp introduction with a clear reason for the move; salary expectations stated with a range and a rationale.

Strengths

  • Introduction under ninety seconds, ended on the role
  • Notice period and location answered directly

Improve

  • Name the one thing you want from the next role before listing what you have done

Round 2

Hiring-manager round

Mr. Vikram Malhotra
71

Good product sense on the checkout funnel; the prioritisation answer ran long and the trade-off never landed.

Strengths

  • Quantified impact (checkout drop-off 11% → 7%)

Improve

  • Answer "how would you prioritise" with the rule first, then one example
  • Shorten: two of three answers passed two minutes

Round 3

Role / technical round

Ms. Ananya Sen
77

Coding round: correct solution to top-k frequent elements with a dictionary and a sort; identified O(n log n) and sketched the heap alternative when prompted. Caching discussion was strong, consumer-group rebalancing weak.

Strengths

  • Tested the tie case before submitting
  • Clean naming and no dead code

Improve

  • Lead with complexity when you present a solution
  • Read up on partition rebalancing and consumer lag

Round 4

Communication & behavioural round

Mr. Vikram Malhotra
72

The failed-launch story followed situation, action, result and owned the mistake; the conflict story stayed vague on what you actually said.

Strengths

  • Took responsibility without blaming

Improve

  • In conflict stories, quote the sentence you said to the other person

Round 5

Expectations & closing

Ms. Neha Kulkarni
80

Thoughtful questions about on-call rotation and the first ninety days; closed warmly.

Strengths

  • Questions showed you had read the JD

Coding round

Code you submitted

Each submission was reviewed live and counts towards role knowledge and problem solving.

  1. Submission 1 · Python

    def top_k(nums, k):
        counts = {}
        for n in nums:
            counts[n] = counts.get(n, 0) + 1
        return sorted(counts, key=counts.get, reverse=True)[:k]
    
    print(top_k([1, 1, 2, 3, 3, 3], 2))
    [3, 1]

Key moments

What the panel noticed

Your words, the panel's read, and a stronger version.

You said

“We cut checkout drop-off from eleven to seven percent by removing the address re-entry step.”

Assessment

Exactly what a hiring manager wants: a number, a cause and your part in it.

Better answer

Add the baseline period and how you measured it: "over six weeks, A/B tested against the old flow".

You said

“I would sort the counts and take the first k.”

Assessment

Correct and readable. The panel was listening for the complexity and the alternative.

Better answer

"That is O(n log n) from the sort; with a min-heap of size k it becomes O(n log k), which matters when k is small."

You said

“There was some friction with the designer but we sorted it out.”

Assessment

Too vague to score. Conflict questions test what you actually said and did.

Better answer

Name the disagreement, quote the sentence you said, and give the outcome in one line.

Next steps

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