I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Corpay (Toronto, ON) in Feb 2025
Interview
It was 3 rounds: first with the recruiter, second with the hiring manager, and third with the team. The process was quick, and they kept me updated through out the process
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Corpay in Apr 2025
Interview
Quick phone screen with recruiter asking basic questions about programming knowledge, 30 minute straightforward/easy technical questions to describe basics of listed programming knowledge, 2 1/2 hour interview meeting and talking with different teams and hiring manager. Walking through leetcode easy problems, conversation discussing resume, easy web development technical questions (JS/TS, HTML, CSS), walking through 2 simple "riddles" i.e. boxes of fruits/sock drawer, hiring manager assessing critical thinking/process using screenshot of business report, final SQL assessment while various team members converse, 3-4 simple SQL questions (joins/ aggregate).
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Programming basics of listed languages i.e. what is a class, what is an object, lambdas, different sql joins, leetcode easy questions (no code), valid anagram, contains duplicate, n-queens, alien dictionary, web dev basics (js, html, css), etc. Maybe 1-2 "behavioral" questions but conversational.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Corpay (Chennai) in Apr 2025
Interview
I got shortlisted through on-campus recruitment, and the interview process had three rounds: an assessment, a group discussion (GD), and a one-on-one interview. The assessment included questions on financial concepts, Excel, business knowledge, and general questions about the company—it was of moderate difficulty, and being strong in financial metrics really helped. The second round was a group presentation where selected candidates were divided into teams and given an on-the-spot topic to prepare and present. This round tested our coordination, creativity, and presentation skills. The final round was a one-on-one interview focused entirely on my resume.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The entire interview was centered around my resume. It began with the classic "Walk me through your resume" question, where I had to clearly explain my background and highlight the key points.
The focus was primarily on my projects, so make sure you are well-prepared to explain each one in detail—what you did, the tools or technologies you used, challenges faced, and the outcome or impact.
They then moved on to skills and certifications mentioned on my resume. The interviewer asked questions to test how familiar I was with each skill. These were not just surface-level questions—they were trying to assess the depth of my knowledge.