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Android Interview Experience — Wolt

Android Interview Experience — Wolt

My Android Developer Interview Experience at Wolt

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Jul 19, 2024
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My Android Developer Interview Experience at Wolt

Landing an interview with Wolt was both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. I’d admired the company for its innovative approach to food delivery and its sleek, user-friendly app design. As an Android developer, I was excited about the possibility of joining their team and contributing to such a cutting-edge product.

Phase 1: TA Round

The journey began with a Video screening with a recruiter. A recruiter from Wolt contacted me to discuss my resume and overall experience. She asked about my background in Android development, specific projects I’d worked on, and my motivation for wanting to join Wolt.

This conversation was friendly and informal, serving as a way to gauge my enthusiasm and ensure my experience aligned with the job requirements. By the end of the call, I felt a good connection with the recruiter and was eager to move forward.

Phase 2: Technical Interview
The second round was a 90-minute Interview with the Staff Engineer and Engineering Manager.
They asked me about my recent experience, and why I chose a specific approach and architecture.

A few questions they asked :

  • What complex Android project do you work on, explain your approach.

  • Which architecture you are using and why, what are the benefits of MVVM over MVP?

  • How do you coordinate with cross-functional teams?

  • How do you control feature rollout?

  • What do you look into a PR?

They asked some behavioral questions focusing on Team Dynamics.
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Phase 3: Technical Assignment

A few days later, I received an email with a technical assignment. The task was to build a small Android application to build in Kotlin.
I got 10 days to complete the assignment, which seemed reasonable.

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