Josh Technology Group Software Engineer interview experience

The first round felt like a quick filter: aptitude mixed with output-guessing style programming questions. After that, I moved into rounds where the tasks shifted to coding—typically multiple problems in a single session—mostly focused on linked lists and trees. The overall difficulty was in that “medium that can turn tricky” range, and the time pressure was real.

By the later technical interviews, the questions became more specific and concept-heavy. I remember being asked things like flattening a linked list and finding the maximum sum in a binary tree while skipping adjacent elements.