AT&T·Software Engineer

AT&T Software Engineer interview experience

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HyderābādPosted Jun 2026 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I started with a HackerRank round that felt medium and very much like LeetCode-style coding.

After finishing that first test, I moved into two technical interviews that focused on core Java and Spring, plus databases, Kafka, and microservices. The technical rounds each had a couple of coding questions, and the one detail I remember clearly was that the problems could be solved using basic data structures like lists and maps.

Overall, it felt like a standard, role-relevant flow—challenging enough to be real, but not so obscure that I couldn’t follow what was being asked. The process stayed fairly consistent in tone: review your coding, talk through how you’d approach backend systems,

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