Mindtech Solutions Software Architect Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is your expected salary
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My expected salary is negotiable and depends on the specific responsibilities and opportunities offered by the position.
• My expected salary is based on my experience, skills, and the market rate for the position.

• I am open to discussing salary expectations during the interview process.

• I am looking for a competitive salary that reflects my qualifications and contributions to the company.
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Q2. Tell me about yourself.
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I am a passionate and experienced architect with a strong background in sustainable design and project management.
• I have a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from XYZ University.

• I have worked on various residential and commercial projects, focusing on sustainable and eco-friendly design principles.

• I have experience in project management, overseeing construction processes and ensuring projects are completed on time and w...read more
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Q1. Scenario based questions
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Case studies and example

Q1. Mostly aligned with the skill set and expertise shown on my resume. The interviewers were very professional and we'll behaved. They started the discussion with introduction then fundamentals and in depth q...read more
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Q2. How you copied on Prem data to cloud? How you implemented model in your application? How you made your Hadoop clusters secure?
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We used various tools and techniques to copy on-prem data to cloud, implemented the model in our application, and secured our Hadoop clusters.
• We used tools like AWS DataSync and Azure Data Factory to transfer data from on-premises to cloud

• For implementing the model, we used frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch

• To secure our Hadoop clusters, we implemented authentication and authorization mechanisms, enabled encryption...read more
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Q1. Cobol JCL db2 vsam
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Q1. SQL mainframe cobol vsam
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Q1. Salary negotiation and job role
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Q1. Low level design of chess
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Low level design of chess involves defining the rules, pieces, board layout, and game flow.
• Define the rules of movement for each chess piece

• Design the layout of the chess board with 64 squares

• Implement the game flow including turns, capturing pieces, and check/checkmate scenarios
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They will give one case study and you need to provide the comlete solution for that.

Q1. Mostly technical discussion
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Just a common test for juneral understand

Q1. Knowledge of software
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Q2. Past exp and why choose us
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I have 10 years of experience in architectural design and I am choosing your company because of your innovative approach and reputation in the industry.
• I have worked on various architectural projects, including residential, commercial, and institutional buildings.

• I have a strong understanding of building codes and regulations.

• I have successfully managed and coordinated teams of architects, engineers, and contractors.

• I ...read more
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Q1. Create MIcroservice using Saga patterns
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Saga patterns are used to manage long-running transactions in a microservices architecture.
• Saga patterns help ensure consistency and reliability in distributed systems.

• They are used to coordinate multiple microservices to complete a complex transaction.

• Sagas use a series of local transactions and compensating actions to maintain data integrity.

• They provide fault tolerance and allow for easy rollback or compensation in ...read more
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