Persistent Systems Software Engineer interview experience

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BengaluruPosted Mar 2025 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

After a recruiter call, I ended up going through a sequence of rounds that felt pretty standard for a Java/Spring-based role: a first technical screen, then another deeper technical round, followed by HR and finally a client discussion.

The whole process stretched over days rather than weeks, and I spoke to multiple interviewers across the technical panels.

In the first technical round, I was asked to dig into core Java and how common components work, plus questions around Spring Boot and application concerns. I also got a small coding task and some explain-what-you’d-do type prompts tied to how APIs are secured. The second technical round leaned heavily on Java/Spring Boot and the way microservices talk to each other. I remember being asked about Spring profiles and how they’re activated, communication between

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