Interview was for Android Developer with 1+ YOE. Round 1: Core Concepts & Theoretical Knowledge This round focused on evaluating foundational Android knowledge. The discussion covered: Kotlin Coroutines and their practical usage, REST APIs, Android Architectural Components. Round 2: Advanced Concepts + Practical Understanding The second round was supposed to be combination of theory and coding. The focus shifted toward deeper technical knowledge, including: In-depth understanding of Android application architecture, Detailed knowledge of Gradle and build.gradle configurations, Practical awareness of how different Android components interact (E.g. Why can't we make our own ViewModel instead of using the one given by Android SKD), --------- Overall Impression ---------- The company seems to value developers who are genuinely interested in the Android ecosystem. They prefer candidates who stay updated with: Announcements from Google I/O, New Android OS features, Ongoing advancements in the Android development landscape