Modison Metals Interview Questions and Answers

Yes, I have written several FS for change/tweaking/new process.

• I have written FS for implementing a new feature in an existing software application.

• I have written FS for tweaking the existing process to improve efficiency.

• I have written FS for introducing a new process in the organization.

• I have also written FS for change management to ensure smooth transition.

• One example of FS I have written is for introducing a new payment gateway in an e-commerce website.

To add more features in the solution, consider user feedback, market trends, and technical feasibility.

• Gather user feedback to understand what features are desired

• Research market trends to identify popular features

• Assess technical feasibility to determine if new features can be implemented

• Prioritize features based on impact and resources available

The LLD submitted is a detailed design document outlining the architecture and implementation details of the software solution.

• LLD stands for Low Level Design and includes detailed design diagrams, data structures, algorithms, and component interactions.

• The LLD submitted should provide a clear roadmap for developers to implement the software solution based on the high-level design.

• It should cover all aspects of the software solution including modules, classes, interfaces, and...read more

Interview questions for Software Engineer on linked list, HashMap, design and core Java

• For Q-1, use Floyd's cycle detection algorithm

• For Q-2, traverse both linked lists and find the common node

• For Q-3, understand the basic operations of HashMap like put, get, and remove

• For Q-4, focus on object-oriented design principles and patterns

• For Q-5, brush up on concepts like multithreading, exception handling, and collections

I have utilized DAX queries to calculate year-over-year growth, cumulative totals, and moving averages.

• Calculating year-over-year growth using DAX functions like CALCULATE and SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR

• Calculating cumulative totals using functions like TOTALYTD and TOTALMTD

• Calculating moving averages using functions like AVERAGEX and DATESINPERIOD