Applus Velosi QA QC Welding Inspector Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Background of candidate
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Q1. Technical & previous year experience
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Q1. A general HR questions
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Q1. About last company and roles
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2-3 Module of Aptitude and psychometric test

Q1. One on one with the VP/CEO
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Q1. Reason to switch the job?
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Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities in a larger organization.
• Looking for career advancement

• Interested in taking on more responsibilities

• Want to work in a larger team environment

• Seeking better compensation and benefits
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Q2. What is your expectation?
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My expectation is to contribute my skills and experience to help the team achieve its goals while continuing to grow and develop professionally.
• I expect clear communication and direction from upper management.

• I expect opportunities for growth and advancement within the company.

• I expect a positive and collaborative work environment.

• I expect to be given the necessary resources and support to succeed in my role.
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Q1. WHOULD YOU JOIN WITH OUR TEAM?
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Q2. WHAT IS YOUR GOALL OF THIS COMPANY?
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Q1. Project related details
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Q2. Problem facing regarding project
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The main problem facing the project is the lack of clear communication between team members.
• Lack of clear communication leading to misunderstandings and delays

• Team members not sharing important information with each other

• Difficulty in coordinating tasks and aligning goals

• Possible solutions include regular team meetings, clear communication channels, and project management tools
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Q1. Basic java coding
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Q1. Explain your test automation framework.
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My test automation framework is a modular, scalable solution that enhances testing efficiency and reliability across applications.
• Utilizes Selenium WebDriver for browser automation, allowing for cross-browser testing.

• Incorporates TestNG for test management, enabling parallel execution and detailed reporting.

• Employs Page Object Model (POM) design pattern to enhance code reusability and maintainability.

• Integrates with CI...read more
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Q2. OOPS concept used in your framework, explain with an example.
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OOP concepts like encapsulation and inheritance enhance test automation frameworks for better maintainability and scalability.
• Encapsulation: Wrapping data and methods in classes. Example: A 'TestCase' class that contains test steps and results.

• Inheritance: Creating a base class for common functionalities. Example: 'BaseTest' class that other test classes extend.

• Polymorphism: Using a single interface for different data ...read more
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Q3. What is RTM?
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RTM stands for Requirements Traceability Matrix, a tool used to ensure all requirements are met in software development.
• RTM links requirements to their corresponding test cases, ensuring coverage.

• It helps in tracking changes in requirements throughout the project lifecycle.

• Example: If a requirement changes, RTM shows which test cases need updates.

• RTM aids in identifying gaps in testing and ensures all requirements are
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Q4. Difference between static and dynamic binding in java
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Static binding occurs at compile time, while dynamic binding happens at runtime in Java.
• Static binding is resolved during compile time, e.g., method overloading.

• Dynamic binding is resolved during runtime, e.g., method overriding.

• Static binding is faster as it doesn't involve runtime overhead.

• Dynamic binding allows for polymorphism, enabling flexible code behavior.
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Q5. What is an abstract class and interface in java
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Abstract classes and interfaces are key concepts in Java for defining abstract types and enforcing contracts for classes.
• An abstract class can have both abstract methods (without implementation) and concrete methods (with implementation).

• An interface can only have abstract methods (prior to Java 8) and default methods (from Java 8 onwards).

• A class can extend only one abstract class but can implement multiple interfaces...read more
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Q6. Selenium code for generate stale element reference exception
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Q7. Selenium script for fetch data from table using index
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Q8. SQL queries, (Highest value, joining columns)
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Q9. What are the Git commands
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Git commands are essential for version control, enabling collaboration and tracking changes in code repositories.
• git init: Initializes a new Git repository in the current directory.

• git clone <repository>: Creates a local copy of a remote repository.

• git add <file>: Stages changes to be committed.

• git commit -m 'message': Records the staged changes with a descriptive message.

• git push: Uploads local commits to ...read more
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Q10. Put and patch method difference
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PUT replaces a resource, while PATCH updates a resource partially.
• PUT is idempotent; multiple identical requests have the same effect as a single request.

• PATCH is not necessarily idempotent; repeated requests may yield different results.

• Example of PUT: Updating a user's profile by sending the entire profile data.

• Example of PATCH: Updating just the user's email address without affecting other fields.
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Q11. Syntax for taking screenshot
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Taking a screenshot in automation testing captures the current state of the application for verification.
• In Selenium WebDriver, use: driver.getScreenshotAs(OutputType.FILE);

• For saving the screenshot: FileUtils.copyFile(screenshot, new File('path/to/save/screenshot.png'));

• In Python with Selenium: driver.save_screenshot('screenshot.png')

• In JavaScript with Puppeteer: await page.screenshot({ path: 'screenshot.png' });
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Q12. How to handle failed scenarios in your framework
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Implementing robust handling for failed scenarios ensures reliability and aids in debugging within a QA framework.
• Use logging to capture detailed error messages and stack traces for failed tests.

• Implement retry logic for flaky tests to reduce false negatives. For example, retry a network call up to three times.

• Categorize failures into critical and non-critical to prioritize fixes. Critical failures halt the pipeline, w...read more
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Q1. Your work experience and few projects you have worked
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Q2. Practical examples were given
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