Capgemini Engineering Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is the framework used in our project
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We are using the Agile framework in our project.
• Agile framework focuses on iterative development and collaboration.

• It involves breaking down the project into smaller tasks called sprints.

• Regular feedback and adaptation are key components of Agile.

• Examples of Agile methodologies include Scrum, Kanban, and XP.
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Q2. What are the selenium advantages
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Selenium advantages include cross-browser compatibility testing, support for multiple programming languages, and integration with various testing frameworks.
• Cross-browser compatibility testing: Selenium allows for testing on different browsers to ensure consistent functionality.

• Support for multiple programming languages: Selenium supports languages like Java, Python, and C#, making it versatile for different teams.

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Q1. Explain the STLC process
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STLC is the Software Testing Life Cycle process which includes planning, designing, executing, and reporting of tests.
• STLC involves planning, designing, executing, and reporting of tests

• It includes phases like requirement analysis, test planning, test design, test execution, and test closure

• Each phase has specific activities and deliverables to ensure quality of the software product

• STLC helps in identifying defects ear...read more
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Q2. Explain the selenium webdriver methods
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Selenium WebDriver methods are used for automating web application testing by interacting with elements on a webpage.
• WebDriver.get(String url) - Opens a webpage by providing the URL

• WebElement.sendKeys(String text) - Enters text into a text field

• WebElement.click() - Clicks on an element

• WebDriver.findElement(By locator) - Locates a single element on the webpage

• WebDriver.findElements(By locator) - Locates multiple element
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Q1. Introduction yourself
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I am a dedicated Automation Test Engineer with 5 years of experience in creating and executing automated test scripts.
• 5 years of experience in automation testing

• Proficient in creating and executing automated test scripts

• Strong knowledge of testing tools like Selenium and JUnit

• Experience in testing web and mobile applications

• Familiar with Agile methodology
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Q1. What are Ur strength
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Q2. What are Ur weakness
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Q1. Migration. Application deployment
Ans. Used Aws native service to migrate in house server to public cloud
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Q1. Your role within the team
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Q2. Served company as lead consultant.
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Q1. HR discussion will conduct soon
Ans. Discussion never happened ..waited for more than i month since the mail came into my mailbox for discussion.
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Normally coding round will be taken

Hard coding round here

Q1. Basic questions
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Q2. Salary discussion
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Q1. Explain TDD and give a scenario to write TDD test cases
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TDD stands for Test-Driven Development, a software development process where tests are written before the actual code.
• Write a failing test case based on requirements

• Write the minimum amount of code to pass the test

• Refactor the code to improve design and remove duplication
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Q2. Java basic questions
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Q1. Explain some AWS Security services
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AWS Security services help protect data, workloads, and applications in the cloud.
• AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) for managing user access

• AWS Key Management Service (KMS) for encryption of data

• AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) for protection against web exploits

• AWS Shield for DDoS protection

• AWS Security Hub for centralized security monitoring
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Q2. Spring boot annotations
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Q3. Microservices implementation
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Microservices implementation involves breaking down a monolithic application into smaller, independent services.
• Decompose the application into smaller services based on business capabilities

• Use lightweight communication protocols like HTTP/REST or messaging queues for inter-service communication

• Implement service discovery and load balancing for dynamic scaling

• Containerize each service using tools like Docker and orches...read more
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