"Interviews for SDET positions revolve primarily around technical questions that assess your knowledge of software development and software testing. Familiarize yourself with the functions, data structures and algorithms you will use on the job so that you can answer both coding and software testing questions. To further test your problem-solving skills, your interviewer may throw in a math brainteaser."
Since the position was for Test engineer in Teradata R&D Labs, SQL, data warehouse concepts, basic programming (Preferably C or python, but expect us to know any one of the programming language). 1st round was around basic programming & data warehouse concepts. 2nd round was around my previous experience in projects & lot of technical questions were directed at me.
It was about first introduction then GD on games.
No difficult questions.
Real-time questions from network scenarios
Among three interviewers one coding question was difficult and was not meant for entry level candidate
They asked to code a question and design test cases for it. They asked me not to share the question.
How do you power up a device?
General question of my background
Smoke vs sanity, test script vs test scenario , SDLC ,STLC, Bug Life cycle, Sql queries Implicit & explicit wait, Automation related question
Where do you see yourself in three years?
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