John Deere·Software Engineer

John Deere Software Engineer interview experience

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Moline, ILPosted Jan 2024 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

It started with a recruiter-style phone call to get a feel for me—mostly basic logistics questions like location and sponsorship, plus the usual introduction and why I wanted to work there.

After that initial chat, the process moved into an online assessment, and if I cleared that step I’d be invited to an in-person interview on site.

My experience had a little twist: I was also told ahead of time to expect an interview, and we even briefly discussed what languages I knew. But that momentum didn’t fully carry through and I ended up being rejected before I ever got the deeper conversation I’d expected.

Even with that letdown, the overall picture of how the process tended to work was pretty clear—screening first, then an online assessment, then in-person rounds. When it finally

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