The interview process consisted of three technical rounds. The first round focused on C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, SQL, Angular, Azure, and coding concepts. The second round covered system design, design patterns, dependency injection, Azure services, and API development. The final technical round was highly focused on Microservices Architecture, including service communication, resiliency patterns, API Gateway, event-driven architecture, messaging, distributed transactions, and real-world design scenarios. The interviewers expected practical experience and asked many scenario-based questions.

The interview experience was overall very good. The discussion was mainly around .NET concepts, API design, and system design, and it felt quite relevant to a Senior Software Engineer role. The interviewer was friendly and gave enough time to think through the problems instead of rushing. I liked that the focus was not just on theory but also on real-world scenarios, like designing scalable APIs, handling edge cases, and writing clean, maintainable code. There were also discussions around microservices, performance, and debugging approaches, which made the conversation more practical. Overall, it was a good experience and I felt the process was well structured and aligned with real work expectations.