After receiving an email that explained the recruiting steps, I was directed to an online coding test. The test wasn’t extremely difficult, but it had a frustrating constraint: there was no way to go back and revisit earlier problems once I moved forward, which caught me off guard.
Following that, the rest of the process turned into technical interviews that were pretty solidly structured. I did a campus OA round, then moved into an interview that included two technical rounds plus a one-hour component, all run together. The interviewers from the company felt very strong, and the vibe was focused on fundamentals and how I approached the problems.
> 1 year
Average Positive Hyderābād
My experience started at an on-campus interview. The first part revolved around resume discussion, and then the questions moved into the technical space tied to what I had listed—Unet-related questions came up early. After that, I got pulled into image processing basics, which made the interview feel like it was checking whether I could connect theory to practical understanding.
They also asked about signal processing concepts, specifically FFT and DFT. Even though the topics weren’t narrow, the structure felt coherent: image processing concepts first, then the math/transform side that supports it.
> 1 year
Difficult Neutral United Kingdom
I ended up going through a fairly fast process that still felt intense: it completed in a day, and it included three rounds where the last one was man…
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