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Round 1. Machine Coding:- ------------------------------------ Similar to Flipkart- Design and Implement Splitwise. Implement functionalities like add expense, settle amount, check balance. Round 2:- ------------------- a. Some questions related to the products you have worked in the past. b. Think of ways you will use to ease the life of your clients if you are an Accounts Manager of a company say, Amazon. c. Open-ended discussions on the design choices of certain apps and websites in the current day market
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Product Engineer

Interviewed at udaan.com

3.4★
Jul 20, 2019

Round 1. Machine Coding:- ------------------------------------ Similar to Flipkart- Design and Implement Splitwise. Implement functionalities like add expense, settle amount, check balance. Round 2:- ------------------- a. Some questions related to the products you have worked in the past. b. Think of ways you will use to ease the life of your clients if you are an Accounts Manager of a company say, Amazon. c. Open-ended discussions on the design choices of certain apps and websites in the current day market

Given two integer arrays, write a function which can compute the product of first array and save in the second array, except the product of that particular element from first array of same index you currently store in second array. A = [a(0), a(1), a(2), a(3) ... a(n)] B = [b(0), b(1), b(2), b(3) ... b(n)] where b(0) = a(1) x a(2) x a(3) .... x a(n) b(1) = a(0) x a(2) x a(3) .... x a(n) . . . b(n) = a(0) x a(1) x a(2) .... x a(n-1)
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Software Product Engineer (FPGA Design Flow)

Interviewed at Altera

3.4★
Apr 15, 2016

Given two integer arrays, write a function which can compute the product of first array and save in the second array, except the product of that particular element from first array of same index you currently store in second array. A = [a(0), a(1), a(2), a(3) ... a(n)] B = [b(0), b(1), b(2), b(3) ... b(n)] where b(0) = a(1) x a(2) x a(3) .... x a(n) b(1) = a(0) x a(2) x a(3) .... x a(n) . . . b(n) = a(0) x a(1) x a(2) .... x a(n-1)

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