For one, I am impressed by their interview process. The very first thing is they provide commute! It takes the pressure off the travelling. The process is mostly same 1st the written, having 2 sections; Java & selenium. Then f2f based on your clearance of course. Interview question standards are really good. Not easy monotonous questions, I got real framework and how things work questions.

Rounds-1 Java Collections – Understanding hash maps, linked lists, when to use maps vs. sets, generic types, lists of maps, maps of lists, Stream APIs, and lambda functions. Practical Application – Applying collections to real-world scenarios, such as storing employee data in maps. Java OOPs Concepts – Classes, objects, inheritance, interfaces, and abstraction. Exception Handling – Implementing custom exceptions and understanding their use cases. Selenium Framework – Designing frameworks using various design patterns. E2E Project Setup – Configuring and executing Maven-based projects. CI/CD Pipelines – Creating and managing pipelines using Jenkins files. Git Operations – Executing various Git commands effectively. Round-2 Purely on framework selenium, rest assured Round-3 Behavioral check