SDE - 1

I recently had the opportunity to interview for the SDE-1 role at JP Morgan, and it was quite an experience. The interview process consisted of several rounds, including a coding round, a technical interview. During the coding round, I was given two programming questions to solve. Both questions were challenging, but I was able to work through them by breaking down the problems into smaller, manageable pieces. I made sure to explain my thought process and ask clarifying questions when needed, and I believe this helped me to demonstrate my problem-solving skills to the interviewer.

I came across an exciting opportunity to apply for the SDE-1 role at JP Morgan on LinkedIn. As soon as I saw the posting, I knew that it would be a great fit for my skills and experience, and I was eager to apply. However, I also knew that the competition for the role would be fierce, and that it would be helpful to have an inside connection at JP Morgan to increase my chances of getting noticed. Fortunately, I had a connection on LinkedIn who worked at JP Morgan, and I decided to reach out to them for a referral. I sent a message to my connection, explaining my interest in the SDE-1 role and asking if they would be willing to refer me for the position. To my delight, they responded quickly and were happy to help. They asked me a few questions about my background and experience, and I provided them with some additional information about my skills and qualifications. After our conversation, my connection agreed to refer me for the SDE-1 role at JP Morgan, and I was thrilled. I felt grateful for their support and confident that my application would receive a closer look thanks to their referral. With my application and resume now submitted, I'm eagerly waiting to hear back from JP Morgan about next steps in the interview process. Regardless of the outcome, I'm grateful for the opportunity to have applied for this exciting role and to have had the support of my connection at JP Morgan along the way.

I got rejected, as they were hiring for more of java person but i was having javascript experience, jp morgan hire more in java