I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Oracle (Redwood City, CA) in Jun 2012
Interview
software engineer in testing of whatever the team function has. It requires some automation and coding. The person described what she wanted, the job role's responsibilities, and the general hiring process. She missed the time, and saying not enough for this. I felt like she has decided not to go with me before she even met me. The interview was really quick like 20 minutes, and then no others. Time was wasted.
I applied in-person. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Oracle (Hyderâbâd) in Mar 2012
Interview
You will have three technical rounds and one management/director round (There's a chance where you can get <b>rejected</b> in Director round).
First round: You will be asked to write/implement the java program for simple problems (Refer to the question section).
Second Round: You will be asked the core concepts of Java and two more problems would be given to solve. Logic and approach should best.
Third round: This is the final technical round where you will be asked to design and code a solution for toughest problem. This is the challenging round.
Interview questions [5]
Question 1
Q1. Write a program to parse a string number without using the Integer class?
"12345" with out using JAVA API, covert this to Integer 12345.
I applied online. The process took 4 months. I interviewed at Oracle in Apr 2015
Interview
Total 5 rounds. First round(Telephonic) related to core Java(simple questions) just to shortlist you for F2F discussion.
Second Round again core Java in detail with some programming questions.Third round Data Structure (Mostly question on Trees and Queue).
Fourth Round Java Script and whatever technologies you have mentioned in your Resume. Fifth Round was with director. To check your real time problem solving skills.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Questions like explain dead lock with a program, multi-threading programs, implement stack with a queue and vice-versa, count nodes in a tree etc. Difference between interface and abstraction, which collection to use and why (they will give you some scenario). Difference between OOP and OBP.