Intercontinental Exchange QA Engineer interview experience

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Tel Aviv-YafoPosted Apr 2025 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process at ICE felt intense in terms of time commitment and depth, even though I didn’t leave with a clear sense that it was tailored to what I’d already discussed.

After an initial phone screen, I had a 45-minute interview with a QA manager. Then things escalated fast: I was pulled into a very long in-person session that ended up lasting around three hours and involved multiple people.

The technical part leaned heavily into QA work you actually do—test plan management, plus SQL and especially SQL queries, including nested query patterns. There was also time spent around UI automation. Across the conversations, I got the feeling that they were trying to probe fairly broadly and go deeper in a single sitting rather than keeping the rounds short and

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