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Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Redmond, Washington. Founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen on April 4, 1975, it develops software (Windows, Office), hardware, and services, dominating PC OS and productivity tools. Under CEO Satya Nadella since 2014, it focuses on cloud (Azure) and AI, with key acquisitions like LinkedIn ($26.2B, 2016) and Skype ($8.5B, 2011).
In short, Microsoft:
It is always beneficial if you know what it is to be there at that moment. So, to give you an advantage, we provide you with the interview experiences of candidates who have been in your situation earlier. Make the most of it.
Microsoft seeks candidates for engineering roles with specific qualifications:
Microsoft's hiring process typically involves 4-6 stages for freshers (SDE-1), emphasizing problem-solving and leadership principles.
The initial stage is an online coding test (1-1.5 hrs) with 5-6 competitive questions on arrays, strings, linked lists (single/double).
Group Fly: Written coding contest (10-15 mins solve + 20 mins explain approach to mentor).
A virtual technical interview focusing on core concepts. Expect questions on DSA, projects.
Face-to-face: DS/Algo, OS, Networking, DBMS, OOP; CV-based questions.
System Design: Cloud computing, Azure, Dropbox-like designs, Microsoft tech.
In this round, you can expect general discussion to assess cultural fit, communication, and motivation. They also ask questions about resumes.
You can also expect general HR questions.
Microsoft offers diverse engineering roles:
Software Engineer: Develops Azure/Office features using C#, Python. Cloud Engineer: Builds scalable services on Azure. AI Engineer: Works on Copilot and ML models. Internships/Graduate Programs: University recruiting for SDE tracks.