QQualityKiosk·QA Automation Engineer

QualityKiosk QA Automation Engineer interview experience

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Easy

Positive

GhansoliPosted Jun 2023 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I had a simpler, shorter-feeling path: aptitude first, then a technical discussion, and finally an HR conversation.

Depending on the interviewer and my profile, the technical rounds could vary a bit, but the general experience for me stayed on the easier end—more “basic and job-relevant” than deeply theoretical.

The aptitude questions were general and helped set the tone for the rest of the process. In the technical round, the topics stayed close to fundamentals: manual testing concepts and core Java basics. I also got questions that sounded like they were meant to test whether I could handle everyday QA work—like explaining what I knew and writing or reasoning through a small Java program (for example,

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