Thales Technical Lead Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Technical in detail
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Q1. All AWS related questions
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Q2. Automation questions specific cloud automation using Python
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Q1. Overall infrastructure handling & Trouble shooting
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Q2. How you perform as Individual contributor/ get team lead opportunity how you handle it
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I excel as an individual contributor and transition smoothly into a team lead role by leveraging my technical expertise and leadership skills.
• Demonstrate strong technical skills and consistently deliver high-quality work as an individual contributor.

• Proactively seek opportunities to mentor and guide team members, showcasing leadership potential.

• Communicate effectively with team members, fostering collaboration and driv...read more
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Q1. Basic C#, Azure Cloud and API Design
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Q1. Functional and non functional requirements
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Functional requirements specify what the system should do, while non-functional requirements specify how the system should perform.
• Functional requirements describe the specific behavior or functions of the system.

• Non-functional requirements describe the quality attributes of the system such as performance, security, and usability.

• Functional requirements are typically documented in use cases or user stories.

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Q1. Questions related to microservices
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Q2. How Springboot works internally
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Springboot is a framework that simplifies the development of Java applications by providing a set of tools and conventions.
• Springboot uses embedded servers like Tomcat or Jetty to run applications.

• It auto-configures many components based on dependencies added to the project.

• It uses annotations like @SpringBootApplication to define the main class of the application.

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Q1. Questions related to Kafka
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Q2. SAGA Design pattern and how you can implement it
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SAGA design pattern is used for managing long-lived transactions in distributed systems.
• SAGA pattern breaks down a long transaction into a series of smaller, more manageable steps.

• Each step in the SAGA pattern is a separate transaction that can be rolled back if needed.

• SAGA pattern ensures that the overall transaction is eventually consistent.

• Examples of SAGA pattern implementation include using compensating transactio
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Q1. Tell me about your overall experience
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I have over 10 years of experience in software development, with a focus on leading teams and delivering high-quality products.
• Led multiple cross-functional teams in developing and launching successful products

• Extensive experience in full stack development, including front-end and back-end technologies

• Strong background in Agile methodologies and project management

• Collaborated with stakeholders to define project require
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Q2. Explain Projects you have worked on
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I have worked on various projects including a mobile app for tracking fitness goals and a web application for managing inventory.
• Developed a mobile app using React Native to track fitness goals and provide workout plans

• Built a web application using Angular for managing inventory and tracking sales

• Implemented RESTful APIs for communication between front-end and back-end systems
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Q3. Situation based questions, how to handle conflict in the team
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