NetApp Software Engineer interview experience

The first round focused on DSA and problem solving, and it felt like a direct check of whether I could reason through classic algorithmic tasks. The second round shifted into high-level design and also included questions tied to my projects, which made the conversation more about how I’d actually built and thought about systems.

By the time I reached the third round, it was managerial in tone—more behavioral and general questions. That last part made it feel less like testing pure coding ability and more like evaluating how I communicated, handled situations, and fit what the team