Zeta Software Engineer interview experience

A week or so later, I moved into the technical rounds.

Round one was very DSA-focused with a single question each from a few classic areas: graph, sliding window, and then a deque-based implementation. It was the kind of session where you’re expected to both recognize the pattern and write clean, working code without much hand-holding. Round two shifted toward core computer science fundamentals and ran roughly an hour.

Overall, the process felt difficult and fast-paced. I didn’t end up getting an offer, and what stuck with me most was how much the evaluation depended on being comfortable