Ness Digital Engineering QA Automation Engineer interview experience

First there was an HR session that lasted about half an hour, and then the call moved into a technical discussion for roughly an hour.

The technical part felt focused on fundamentals and practical testing thinking. I was asked about general testing concepts, and there was also a programming component where I had to write or understand simple Java functions. The conversation covered boundary testing (testing the edges of inputs), unit testing (isolating individual units), and integration testing (how modules work together). I also talked through positive and negative testing—how you validate