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Forward Deployed Engineer Interview Questions
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Given a set of events [e1, e2, e3, ... , eN] occuring at given times and a set of timeframes [t1, t2, .., tM] each having a start timestamp and an end timestamp, give an algorithm for each event the number of timeframes it occurs within (white board, no code)
What was the hardest challenge that you've faced, and are most proud of? What technology have you most enjoyed working with? Also, asked what challenges I faced in my previous jobs and how I overcame them.
One of the questions I had was a coding question related to real world problems they had which was kind of cool
How would you store email addresses for a web service?
There were no specific questions like the general interview questions most companies ask. The questions were either of technical problem solving nature or tailored to the interviewee's experience.
Balanced Chemical Reactions For a chemical reaction represented by a string, verify that the chemical reaction is a balanced reaction (i.e. that we didn't somehow lose or gain an atom during reaction). If the reaction is balanced return true, otherwise return false. For example, for the hydrogen combustionreaction: '2 H2 + O2 -> 2 H2O' would output true because the number of atoms in the reactants match up with the number of atoms in the product. However, for the precipitation of silver-chloride: 'NaCl + AgNO3 -> NaNO3 + Ag' the output should be false because we're missing the chlorine atom in the products. The reactancts and products will always be separated by a right pointing arrow "->" and the individual molecules within the reactants/products are always separated by a "+" sign. Multiple molecules are represented by a number and space prefacing the molecule (e.g., "2 H20").
Check whether a string is a palindrome.
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