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1) Tell me about yourself? 2) Have you worked on end to end Integration flow in sap cpi, can you please explain about it? 3) Have you worked on API mangement and Event mesh, can you please explain one end to end iflow in SAP BTP IS? 4) Have you done any automation in SAP CPI? 5) Have you worked on any complex issues you have encountered in SAP CPI/BTP IS? Can you please explain about it? 6) How would you improve the performance of an integration flow in SAP CPI 7) Have you been involved in gathering requirements from the functional teams and estimating time and effort for integration flows? 8) Have you done any SAP CPI/SAP BTP IS certifications? These questions were all recalled from my face-to-face interview with Capgemini.
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Lead Software Engineer

Interviewed at Capgemini

4.2★
Nov 21, 2025

1) Tell me about yourself? 2) Have you worked on end to end Integration flow in sap cpi, can you please explain about it? 3) Have you worked on API mangement and Event mesh, can you please explain one end to end iflow in SAP BTP IS? 4) Have you done any automation in SAP CPI? 5) Have you worked on any complex issues you have encountered in SAP CPI/BTP IS? Can you please explain about it? 6) How would you improve the performance of an integration flow in SAP CPI 7) Have you been involved in gathering requirements from the functional teams and estimating time and effort for integration flows? 8) Have you done any SAP CPI/SAP BTP IS certifications? These questions were all recalled from my face-to-face interview with Capgemini.

Duration: 2 days 1. Download Smiile app 2. Assess - Rate the UX from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why - Rate the concept from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why 3. Improve: You have to recreate some parts of the Smiile app. Recode the app from scratch and implement improvements. Do as much as you can, the goal is to show us parts of the new, improved app in order for us to assess your UX and technical skills, and not to recreate the whole thing. You can fake all data from the server and set it in the client. - Recreate the onboarding process (you can fake a fb connexion if you use one) - Recreate the menu (Delete features and tabs that you feel are useless, and explain why) - Find the right tradeoff between quantity and quality of what you build - Share your source code with us - Send us a Testflight or Diawi of your app 4. Conclude What apps have you used as inspiration? - Rate your version of the app's UX from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why - Rate the quality of your code from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why
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LEAD iOS SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Interviewed at Voodoo

4.3★
Sep 1, 2018

Duration: 2 days 1. Download Smiile app 2. Assess - Rate the UX from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why - Rate the concept from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why 3. Improve: You have to recreate some parts of the Smiile app. Recode the app from scratch and implement improvements. Do as much as you can, the goal is to show us parts of the new, improved app in order for us to assess your UX and technical skills, and not to recreate the whole thing. You can fake all data from the server and set it in the client. - Recreate the onboarding process (you can fake a fb connexion if you use one) - Recreate the menu (Delete features and tabs that you feel are useless, and explain why) - Find the right tradeoff between quantity and quality of what you build - Share your source code with us - Send us a Testflight or Diawi of your app 4. Conclude What apps have you used as inspiration? - Rate your version of the app's UX from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why - Rate the quality of your code from 1 to 5 (1 is bad, 5 is good), explain why

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