Jupiter Money Front end Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

The duration of this round was around 20 minutes and there were 40 questions in total. This round consisted of standard mathematical, logical aptitude questions. Aptitude questions based on directions, speed and time, profit loss, etc. were asked. Out of 40 questions, around 15 questions were diagram based questions like finding the odd one, predict the next pattern, etc

The Second Round is an Online coding test that lasts for around 30 minutes to 1 hour. It was held on the coder byte platform. There were around 5-6 MCQs and 1 Coding Question. MCQ Questions - Predict the output, find errors, Simple language-based questions etc. The Coding Question was from Arrays, Strings, etc. For Example, You are given a string like “ONE PLUS THREE MINUS TWO” and you will have to give output as “TWO”

They will give you a frontend role based on your performance in Interviews Rounds.

Q1. 1. Simple Coding Problem with the implementation of SETS and HASH MAPS 2. OOPS Pillars 3. Explain each pillar of OOPS with a real-life example 4. Errors in CONSTRUCTOR 5. Create a program in which if w...read more
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Q2. You may be asked a few questions related to CSS, Bootstrap (if mentioned in your resume) in Front End Dev Questions: 1. Media Query in CSS 2. Scroll and Height Adjust in CSS 3. Number of Columns in each...read more
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Q1. This was a RESUME BASED Round of around 30 minutes and it started with your introduction. There will be a discussion related to the projects that you made. 1. Why did you make this project? 2. What all f...read more
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Q2. There could be a few Behavioural and scenario-based questions like: 1. How will you handle conflict within the team? 2. What is more dangerous between shark and elephant? 3. How will you help your team ...read more
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Was asked to create a UI component keeping in mind scalability and reuseability.

General discussion about resume and projects, and then some basic JS coding questions like implement throttling and memoization.

Q1. Discussion about past experiences and projects
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Q2. Why you want to leave current job.
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Q3. Expectations from the role and company
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Q1. Tech Deep dive about your last projects and work
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Machine Coding round

ReactJS, Javascript concepts

Make tabs like MUI which can switch.

It was on hackerrank, it was given to solve 3 questions in JS along with quiz on js concepts

It was a js fundamental round, was asked similar JS problems asked in the hackerrank test

Q1. Describe your favourite/last project
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Developed a responsive e-commerce website for a local boutique selling handmade jewelry
• Used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a visually appealing and user-friendly interface

• Implemented a product carousel to showcase different jewelry collections

• Integrated a payment gateway for secure online transactions
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Q2. How to keep your updated in tech
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Stay updated by regularly reading tech blogs, attending conferences, taking online courses, and networking with other professionals.
• Read tech blogs regularly (e.g. TechCrunch, Mashable)

• Attend tech conferences and workshops

• Take online courses and tutorials (e.g. Udemy, Coursera)

• Network with other professionals in the field (e.g. LinkedIn, Meetup)
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Q3. Do you try every new framework comes in the market
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I do not try every new framework that comes in the market, but I do stay updated on the latest trends and evaluate them based on project requirements.
• I prioritize learning frameworks that align with the project needs

• I assess the pros and cons of new frameworks before deciding to use them

• I stay updated on industry trends and experiment with new frameworks in personal projects
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Q4. How will you optimise a code
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Optimizing code involves identifying and fixing bottlenecks to improve performance and efficiency.
• Identify and remove unnecessary code or functions

• Use efficient algorithms and data structures

• Minimize network requests and optimize asset loading

• Implement caching mechanisms

• Profile and analyze code performance
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The duration of this round was around 20 minutes and there were 40 questions in total. This round consisted of standard mathematical, logical aptitude questions. Aptitude questions based on directions, speed and time, profit loss, etc. were asked. Out of 40 questions, around 15 questions were diagram based questions like finding the odd one, predict the next pattern, etc

The Second Round is an Online coding test that lasts for around 30 minutes to 1 hour. It was held on the coder byte platform. There were around 5-6 MCQs and 1 Coding Question. MCQ Questions - Predict the output, find errors, Simple language-based questions etc. The Coding Question was from Arrays, Strings, etc. For Example, You are given a string like “ONE PLUS THREE MINUS TWO” and you will have to give output as “TWO”

They will give you a frontend role based on your performance in Interviews Rounds.

Q1. 1. Simple Coding Problem with the implementation of SETS and HASH MAPS 2. OOPS Pillars 3. Explain each pillar of OOPS with a real-life example 4. Errors in CONSTRUCTOR 5. Create a program in which if w...read more
Add your answer
Q2. You may be asked a few questions related to CSS, Bootstrap (if mentioned in your resume) in Front End Dev Questions: 1. Media Query in CSS 2. Scroll and Height Adjust in CSS 3. Number of Columns in each...read more
Add your answer

Q1. This was a RESUME BASED Round of around 30 minutes and it started with your introduction. There will be a discussion related to the projects that you made. 1. Why did you make this project? 2. What all f...read more
Add your answer
Q2. There could be a few Behavioural and scenario-based questions like: 1. How will you handle conflict within the team? 2. What is more dangerous between shark and elephant? 3. How will you help your team ...read more
Add your answer

The duration of this round was around 20 minutes and there were 40 questions in total. This round consisted of standard mathematical, logical aptitude questions. Aptitude questions based on directions, speed and time, profit loss, etc. were asked. Out of 40 questions, around 15 questions were diagram based questions like finding the odd one, predict the next pattern, etc.

The Second Round is an Online coding test that lasts for around 30 minutes to 1 hour. It was held on the coder byte platform. There were around 5-6 MCQs and 1 Coding Question. MCQ Questions - Predict the output, find errors, Simple language-based questions etc. The Coding Question was from Arrays, Strings, etc. For Example, You are given a string like “ONE PLUS THREE MINUS TWO” and you will have to give output as “TWO”

They will give you a frontend role based on your performance in Interviews Rounds.

Q1. Questions were related to Java Language, DSA and OOPS. Type of questions asked: 1. Simple Coding Problem with the implementation of SETS and HASH MAPS 2. OOPS Pillars 3. Explain each pillar of OOPS wit...read more
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Q2. You may be asked a few questions related to CSS, Bootstrap (if mentioned in your resume) in Front End Dev Questions: 1. Media Query in CSS 2. Scroll and Height Adjust in CSS 3. Number of Columns in each...read more
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Q1. This was a RESUME BASED Round of around 30 minutes and it started with your introduction. There will be a discussion related to the projects that you made. 1. Why did you make this project? 2. What all f...read more
Add your answer
Q2. There could be a few Behavioural and scenario-based questions like: 1. How will you handle conflict within the team? 2. What is more dangerous between shark and elephant? 3. How will you help your team ...read more
Add your answer