Fidelity Investments Software Developer interview questions

I interviewed for a software engineer position, I cleared the first two technical rounds which were easy. Then in the third around I had a discussion with Hiring manager. He asked me all the questions based on my resume

Phone interview for 30 minutes with a young guy . System architecture question . But my previous company was a large bank , and as a quant developer I was not clear

4 interviews with 2 panels. 1. Phone screen, 2. Behavioral + 2 technical interviews both panels. Quick process. Everyone was friendly and nice. Hiring manager was also great - salary was low

Asked some math questions like Fourier transforms and asked to write code for easy programs. Overall the interview was smooth. They also tested my soft skills along with hard skills.

It was positive , the recruiter were very nice and welcoming. I was nervous at first but after they made me welcoming I began to feel comfortable . Fidelity is a very good company, as long as you willing to learn you will be okay

First round apti,second face to face and third hr and. Then I got call after 2 months for internship .We initially had training in Chennai and then got placed accordingly .

recruiter phone interview that went over the basics, then followed up by a more technical video call interview with a manager close to the team. Did not reach the technical assessment stage.

2 rounds of interviews Behavior & Light Tech Questions Final round with heavier Tech Questions with teach lead and architect Overall not super dificult if you have the expected experience. Looking for testing experience and a good attitude

I got invited via HR's call. HRs are efficient and really helpful. The first round was about python syntax questions, which did not involve live coding, It's more about communication skills than relying on technical coding abilities. I am not familiar with python and the meeting was cut off within 15 minute.

I interviewed at Fidelity Investments (Chennai) for Software Engineer role through on campus. Basic Dsa (Data Structures and Algorithms) and Sql questions were asked. And there were questions on programming fundamentals.