Intercontinental Exchange Holdings QA Automation Engineer Interview Experiences 2026

I went through a long, full-day hiring drive that felt heavy on technical screening but light on transparency. After getting shortlisted and arriving at the venue early, the start was chaotic—names and entry checks didn’t line up cleanly, and it created a tense, uncertain mood before the first conversation even began. Once inside, I ended up doing multiple back-to-back rounds, with a coding component early on and then technical discussion focused on core Java and Selenium, plus Git and CI/CD concepts. Some parts felt more like a QA day-to-day and Agile discussion, while others pushed into deeper territory like API testing and testing-related coding.

My experience with ICE felt unusually calm and conversational compared to many QA interviews I’d done. After a resume shortlisting, I ended up in a relatively brief technical conversation—more like a discussion than a high-pressure assessment. The interviewer stayed polite and friendly and made the tone comfortable, and the conversation naturally flowed into the tools and frameworks they worked with.