Ingeniero De Software Interview Questions

Ingeniero De Software Interview Questions

Los ingenieros de software se encargan de diseñar y desarrollar software informático. Las entrevistas serán muy técnicas, así que debes prepararte para resolver problemas de código y desafíos matemáticos. Las preguntas concretas que te planteen dependerán del tipo de puesto de programación al que aspires. Intenta buscar una disciplina de software concreta, como desarrollo web, desarrollo de aplicaciones o desarrollo de sistemas.

Preguntas de entrevista más frecuentes para ingeniero/a de software y cómo responderlas

Question 1

Pregunta n.º 1: ¿Cómo describirías tu proceso de programación?

How to answer
Respuesta recomendada: A la hora de responder preguntas sobre tu proceso o tu ciclo de desarrollo e ingeniería de software, incluye cada uno de los pasos, empezando por cómo obtienes los requisitos necesarios del producto final. Incluye el máximo de detalles que te sea posible para que quien te entreviste pueda hacerse una idea clara de tu experiencia y de tu capacidad para asumir un proyecto de principio a fin.
Question 2

Pregunta n.º 2: ¿Qué lenguajes de programación conoces y prefieres?

How to answer
Respuesta recomendada: Querrán saber qué lenguajes de programación manejas y cuáles son tus preferidos. Para esta pregunta no existen necesariamente respuestas correctas o incorrectas, pero sí les permitirá hacerse una idea de tus capacidades y de tu experiencia en programación. Si la oferta de empleo incluye preferencias concretas en cuanto a lenguajes de programación, asegúrate de incluirlas en tu respuesta.
Question 3

Pregunta n.º 3: Comenta algún proyecto que hayas completado con éxito.

How to answer
Respuesta recomendada: Para hablar del éxito en un proyecto anterior, te resultará útil comentar qué aspectos del proyecto fueron satisfactorios y detallar las diferentes tareas realizadas. Puedes describir al equipo con el que colaboraste, cómo gestionaste el tiempo y cuál fue tu aportación concreta al proyecto.

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1.Given a string, write a function that return if it is Palindrome. This wasn't asked directly but from interviewer example i was need to understand that this function must ignore all spaces and special symbols. 2. Given an array, write a function that return true if any 3 elements of this array can sum to 0. My first solution was the simplest and far from best which result in O(n^3). Then interviewer asked me to improve to improve it to O(n^2). This give me a hint that i can use Hash to reduce complexity.
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Android Developer

Interviewed at Meta

3.6
Jan 19, 2015

1.Given a string, write a function that return if it is Palindrome. This wasn't asked directly but from interviewer example i was need to understand that this function must ignore all spaces and special symbols. 2. Given an array, write a function that return true if any 3 elements of this array can sum to 0. My first solution was the simplest and far from best which result in O(n^3). Then interviewer asked me to improve to improve it to O(n^2). This give me a hint that i can use Hash to reduce complexity.

I got a few C++ questions, then a question on sorting algorithms then a brainteaser. The brainteaser went as follows: Three people are given hats. Each hat is either red or blue, chosen at random. Each person can see the other 2 hats, but not their own. They each must simultaneously either guess their own hat's color, or pass. No communication is allowed, although they can agree on a strategy ahead of time. What strategy will give them the best chances of at least one person guessing right, and nobody guessing wrong?
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High Frequency Developer

Interviewed at Tower Research Capital

4.1
Nov 29, 2011

I got a few C++ questions, then a question on sorting algorithms then a brainteaser. The brainteaser went as follows: Three people are given hats. Each hat is either red or blue, chosen at random. Each person can see the other 2 hats, but not their own. They each must simultaneously either guess their own hat's color, or pass. No communication is allowed, although they can agree on a strategy ahead of time. What strategy will give them the best chances of at least one person guessing right, and nobody guessing wrong?

Find the first index of the substring. Condition: Do not use java library function or regular expressions. And measure the performance of your implementation with the standard java library function. Examples: String 1: “abcdefg” String 2: “bcd” Should return 1 String 1: “abcdefg” String 2: “x” Should return -1
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Software Engineer

Interviewed at Salesforce

4.1
May 2, 2012

Find the first index of the substring. Condition: Do not use java library function or regular expressions. And measure the performance of your implementation with the standard java library function. Examples: String 1: “abcdefg” String 2: “bcd” Should return 1 String 1: “abcdefg” String 2: “x” Should return -1

Come out with an algorithm for getting the column number provided the column name in a excel sheet and vice versa. Excel has a naming convention of A,B..Z,AA,AB,AC..ZZ,AAA... This had to be converted to the column numbers. A will be 1 and AA will 27.. Also the algorithm to find the name provided column number.
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Software Engineer

Interviewed at Google

4.4
Mar 19, 2009

Come out with an algorithm for getting the column number provided the column name in a excel sheet and vice versa. Excel has a naming convention of A,B..Z,AA,AB,AC..ZZ,AAA... This had to be converted to the column numbers. A will be 1 and AA will 27.. Also the algorithm to find the name provided column number.

Given a string with only ')' and '(' find if the string is complete or not. If the string is complete means that each open paranthesis should have a corresponding closed one. Eg: String s= "((()))()"- Complete String String s1=")()()()())))(()()()((" - Incomplete String
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Software Developer

Interviewed at Google

4.4
Feb 24, 2012

Given a string with only ')' and '(' find if the string is complete or not. If the string is complete means that each open paranthesis should have a corresponding closed one. Eg: String s= "((()))()"- Complete String String s1=")()()()())))(()()()((" - Incomplete String

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