Anthea Pharma Senior Technical Assistant Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell us about your past project architecture
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I have designed and implemented a microservices architecture for a large e-commerce platform.
• Utilized Docker containers for easy deployment and scalability

• Implemented API gateway for centralized authentication and routing

• Used message queues for asynchronous communication between services
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This was a assessment round where questions were asked from Aptitude ,DSA and Computer Science Fundamentals

The Group was divided into 10 people in each group and there was a common topic -"Is AI based Decision Making-Boon and Bane" and everyone was given 1 minute to speak on.

Q1. Questions from Resume were asked, Skills Projects(Which Libraries Tech Stacks you used) and Past Internship experience (What was the work , did you worked in any team what Tech Stacks you used) . What were...read more
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It was tufff and the questions had 11 sections related to the role given

Q1. Related to projects was asked and three coding rounds were taken in that round and it was good communication is required to clear this round
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Q2. How will handle the team when one of the memeber is not working properly
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Q1. Mostly on VMWare vRA/vRO and devOps
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Q1. Mostly about myself and Team management skills
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Q1. Expectations and Work commitments
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Q1. What and why IOC Container in spring
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IOC Container is a core feature of Spring Framework that manages the dependencies between objects.
• IOC stands for Inversion of Control

• It is used to achieve loose coupling between objects

• It allows objects to be created and wired together by an external framework

• It reduces the amount of code needed for configuration and maintenance

• Examples of IOC Containers in Spring are ApplicationContext and BeanFactory
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Q2. Why we use @Value in spring boot
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We use @Value in Spring Boot to inject values from properties files or environment variables.
• Allows for external configuration of application properties

• Values can be injected from properties files or environment variables

• Can be used to inject values into fields, constructors, or methods

• Example: @Value("${my.property}") private String myProperty;
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Q3. Difference between SQL and Non-SQL database
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SQL databases are relational and use structured data, while NoSQL databases are non-relational and use unstructured data.
• SQL databases use tables with predefined schema, while NoSQL databases use documents, key-value pairs, or graphs.

• SQL databases are better for complex queries and data analysis, while NoSQL databases are better for scalability and flexibility.

• Examples of SQL databases include MySQL, Oracle, and Postgr...read more
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Q4. Give real time scenario where have you used abstract class and interface
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Abstract classes and interfaces are used to achieve abstraction and provide a blueprint for classes to implement.
• Used abstract class to create a base class for different types of vehicles, with common properties and methods.

• Used interface to define a contract for different payment methods, with each method implementing its own logic.

• Abstract classes are used when we want to provide a default implementation for some met...read more
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Q5. How did you handle authentication and authorization in project
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Authentication and authorization were handled using a combination of technologies and protocols.
• Used OAuth 2.0 for authentication

• Implemented role-based access control for authorization

• Stored user credentials securely using bcrypt hashing algorithm

• Used JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for session management

• Implemented two-factor authentication for sensitive operations
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Q6. How will you encrypt customer information including SSN and others
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Customer information will be encrypted using industry-standard encryption algorithms and stored securely.
• Use industry-standard encryption algorithms such as AES or RSA

• Ensure that encryption keys are securely stored and managed

• Implement secure storage mechanisms such as hashing and salting

• Regularly review and update encryption protocols to ensure they remain secure
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Q7. Why Serialization used
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Serialization is used to convert complex data structures into a format that can be easily transmitted or stored.
• Serialization allows data to be sent over a network or saved to a file.

• It enables objects to be stored in a database or memory.

• Serialization is used in web services, messaging systems, and distributed computing.

• Examples include JSON, XML, and binary formats like Protocol Buffers and Apache Avro.
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Q8. Do you have any experience with Jenkins and Cloud Deployement
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Yes, I have experience with Jenkins and Cloud Deployment.
• I have used Jenkins for continuous integration and continuous deployment.

• I have experience with setting up Jenkins pipelines for automated deployment.

• I have worked with cloud platforms like AWS and Azure for deploying applications.

• I have used tools like Ansible and Terraform for infrastructure automation.

• I have experience with containerization using Docker and Ku...read more
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Q9. Have you used Logging mechanism
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Yes, logging is an essential part of software development.
• Logging helps in debugging and troubleshooting issues.

• It provides a record of events and actions taken by the system.

• It helps in monitoring system performance and identifying bottlenecks.

• Examples of logging mechanisms include log4j, syslog, and ELK stack.
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