QuickSell Interview Experience for Android Developer

I’m a Master of Engineering student at BITS Pilani,

I recently had the privilege of interviewing with QuickSell Inc. for an Android Developer. The company’s prompt response to my resume,

The interview took place the day after I received the shortlisting confirmation. The interviewer was humble and made me feel at ease right from the start. The interview began with a customary introduction, the conversation seamlessly transitioned into the technical aspects of Android development,

The question he asked:

1. Project Discussion: The interviewer initiated by asking about a project from my portfolio. About Firebase implementations and all.
2. what is Splash Screen?
3. Activity Lifecycle: I confidently explained the intricacies of the Android Activity lifecycle,
4. Service Implementation: The interviewer inquired whether I had implemented a service in any of my projects
5. Service Lifecycle: I discussed the lifecycle of an Android service.
6. Launch Types: I elucidated the various launch types in Android applications and how they affect the behavior of activities.
7. LiveData: I explained LiveData as a data holder class, which enables the observation of data changes and facilitates smooth interaction between app components.
8. Manifest File: I described the significance of the AndroidManifest.xml file.
9. Gradle’s Role (App Level)
10. Components Depth Questions: The interviewer probed further into my understanding of activity, fragment, and service components, encouraging me to showcase my proficiency in these fundamental Android constructs.
11. What are Fragments?
12. Describe the Unit Tests
13. gRPC Project: The interview culminated with an inquiry about the gRPC project mentioned on my CV. I shared insights into the project’s nature and my contributions, demonstrating my ability to engage in sophisticated technical undertakings.

I answered most of the questions correctly but did not call for the next round.

PS: NOT SELECTED