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Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: college-lab coding and technical depth
Both rounds happened back to back, around an hour each. The first was an online coding session in a college-lab setting with medium-to-hard DSA questions. They went beyond basic practice problems, but the pace still felt manageable. The second was a deeper technical discussion of core CS, DSA, and system design. The interviewer examined my resume and projects closely, including AI-related areas a…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: DSA, SQL, and systems panel
I had a campus-style interview with two people that lasted about an hour. The first interviewer asked LeetCode-style DSA problems and SQL questions. The second expanded into dynamic programming, OOP, and how a database connects to the backend through APIs, microservices, and related system pieces. The discussion was interactive and friendly, while still grounded in fundamentals and my resume. We…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: early offer and smooth onboarding
The process felt unusually smooth from start to finish, and the offer came early. The interview was straightforward, and onboarding afterward was seamless. Training would start from scratch, so I did not feel judged for not having everything ready on day one. I also remember the Mysuru campus as green and calm, which made the experience less stressful than expected. The atmosphere around training…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: AI-led first round
My earliest round was led by an AI interviewer, and the structure was obvious from the start. Instead of a free-form conversation, the system asked a main question and then chose a follow-up based on my earlier answer. It seemed to be testing both technical grounding and my ability to reason and respond in real time. Those follow-ups made it more than a questionnaire. The AI used what I had said…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: AI topics, networking, DSA, and HackerRank
My process began with assessments across several areas. An online assessment covered AI-related topics, networking, and DSA. Later, an onsite assessment required coding on HackerRank. The final technical portion was described as a mix of DSA, resume and project discussion, an introduction, and deeper dives into AI workflow pieces. I remember questions about MCP, RAG, and other AI protocols such a…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Calm SAP ABAP round
I had a smooth technical interview focused entirely on SAP ABAP. It was an online round that lasted around 45 minutes, and the atmosphere was calm and manageable. The questions centered on internal tables and RFC, including how they connect at the database level. It did not feel designed to catch me off guard. The point seemed to be whether I understood the ABAP concepts they cared about, and I l…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Deep technical questions and delays
The process was more intense than I expected. The early indication was that the technical rounds would go deep into my resume, and they did. I was asked about OOP principles, DBMS, core OS concepts, DSA, and SQL. DSA and SQL kept coming up, and the questions built on one another instead of ending after a single prompt. I went through a couple of interview levels. First came LeetCode-style medium…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: DevOps-focused managerial round
I moved past the first round and was invited to a face-to-face managerial round. It was different from what I expected. Instead of the front-end or back-end follow-ups I had prepared for, the in-person questions focused on DevOps. The difficulty was average, but the change in direction caught me off guard and I had to recalibrate my answers as we talked. I stayed engaged and tried to remain consi…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: greedy, DP, graphs, and SQL
The technical part centered on DSA and system design, usually connected to technologies from my resume rather than random theory. I had to solve and explain greedy, dynamic-programming, and graph problems. System-design discussions also covered tree structures, DP, graph reasoning, and SQL. The interviewer was helpful and the process ran smoothly, but the breadth made it harder than a typical eas…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Hackwithinfy coding rounds
The process was framed as a Hackwithinfy hackathon, although it did not feel like a typical hackathon. I completed six coding questions across two rounds on two separate days, with MCQs mixed in. Clearing those rounds led to an in-person interview. That interview returned to coding, added a moderate SQL segment, and included system design discussion. The process stayed coding-heavy until the in-p…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Java backend, REST, and Kubernetes
After a recruiter touchpoint, I had an online technical interview centered on Java and backend development. I was asked about multithreading, exception handling, JUnit, Spring, a small REST-controller example, Jenkins integration, and Kubernetes-related topics. The interviewer also covered Spring Boot, microservices, and SQL. The difficulty felt straightforward to moderate, about what I would exp…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Java basics and an in-person managerial round
I had two interview rounds. The first was a technical screen on Java basics, with a string-based DSA question. It was straightforward enough that I could focus on explaining my reasoning as well as giving an answer. The second round was an in-person managerial interview. The behavioral questions were basic, and the interviewer kept returning to the skills on my resume and how I solved problems. I…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: microservice integration in two rounds
The process had two rounds. The technical interview lasted about 30 minutes, followed by a managerial round of around 45 minutes. The technical questions were practical and architecture-focused despite being presented as simple problems. I was asked how to connect two databases in a single microservice and how different microservices communicate. The manager conversation was longer and focused mo…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Respectful, well-paced discussion
The interview was professional and relatively pleasant. After the earlier stages, I had a moderately difficult round that stayed respectful and well paced. Both HR and the interviewer were calm, and the conversation focused heavily on my background. I talked about my resume and the role. It was interactive rather than a simple question-and-answer exchange. By the end, I was waiting for the next s…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Salesforce permissions and Apex testing
My virtual technical interview ran about 20 to 30 minutes and was focused and demanding. Most questions were Salesforce-specific rather than generic coding. I discussed configurations, flows, and the structure of test classes. They also asked about Apex batch classes, including what they are, their methods, and why queueable classes are preferred in some cases. Scheduled classes came up too, alon…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: Same-day coding and low-level design
My interview had two rounds on the same day. First was an online assessment where I could choose between coding problems and had about 30 minutes to solve one. I then had a technical interview focused heavily on core computer-science fundamentals and the projects on my resume. The technical interviewer also introduced low-level design. They tested my problem-solving and communication as well as w…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer Interview Experience: structured DSA follow-ups
I went through a difficult technical interview that ended positively, with an offer. The interviewer was calm and clear, and the questions came with follow-ups instead of being one question after another. The DSA portion was the hardest part for me. It was difficult, but the interviewer was not rushed and followed a structured line of questioning. I left feeling that I had given it everything. Th…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: four DSA questions and system design
The process had three clear rounds. First came four DSA questions, described as easy, medium, hard, and complex. Clearing that programming round determined whether I moved forward. Then I was given system-design tasks and had to design solutions rather than list technologies. The final technical round tied the DSA and design themes together and also went into my background. The interviewers were…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: fundamentals under an unsupportive tone
The technical questions covered fundamentals such as mergesort, trees, graphs, and basic DSA. I was also asked about my resume and projects, including MERN, HTTP methods, React, Java, and C++. The subject matter was understandable, but when I struggled, the interviewer’s reaction felt unprofessional to me. That changed the tone and made it harder to settle into a smooth problem-solving rhythm. I…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: HackWithInfy DSA and DBMS
After a HackWithInfy coding round, I reached the live technical stage. The questions combined medium DSA with practical topics. I coded a couple of problems, with options to choose from, then handled data-structure and database questions. The DSA material included sorting, searching, knapsack, sliding windows, and string manipulation. I also got SQL and general DB questions, and had to explain my…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: Java and backend scenarios
The technical process was built around Java and backend-style tools. I discussed Java, Spring Boot, SQL, Azure, and Terraform. The questions moved from concepts into scenario-based project problem solving, and I had to explain my project work and how I approached problems in it. Coding was part of the technical work, and the medium-paced interview lasted under an hour, around 45 minutes. I felt p…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: Java, DBMS, and projects
The process was smooth: an assessment round, then a panel interview. The environment was comfortable and the interviewer was polite, which made it easier to focus. The technical discussion covered Java and OOP, DBMS and SQL, operating systems, and computer networks. I also talked about projects, internship experience, and how I approached problem-solving. The questions were not overly obscure. Th…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: load testing and monitoring
I had two rounds that were mainly technical but included behavioral questions. Both focused on performance bottlenecks, including how I approached load testing, used monitoring tools, and understood the result of the latest test. I needed to explain troubleshooting logic, not just name tools. The second conversation followed the same pattern. It felt fair and direct, and it matched the kind of wo…
Interview experiences · Infosys (Finacle)
Infosys Finacle Software Engineer interview: Power Apps and learning
My process had three rounds: technical, managerial, and HR. The difficulty was average to difficult, and the structure was clear from the start. The second round focused on how I would approach and learn new skills based on earlier project experience. The technical questions used real Power Apps scenarios, making the conversation more practical than a purely theoretical discussion. I did not rece…