Adobe Interview Process: 5 Rounds Explained
The Adobe interview process, round by round: Adobe — Campus Aptitude → Technical Interview → Design Round → Hiring Manager Round → HR Round.
- Company: Adobe
- Role: campus member of technical staff
- Rounds: 5
- How firm: Sources differ
The Adobe interview process for a campus member of technical staff has 5 rounds, in this order: Adobe — Campus Aptitude, Technical Interview, Design Round, Hiring Manager Round, HR Round.
The rounds
Adobe — Campus Aptitude
Online test. Three sections of twenty questions, twenty minutes each.
Technical Interview
Coding. Data-structures coding from arrays to DP and graphs, plus OS, DBMS, OOP and your projects.
Design Round
Design. Object-oriented and low-level design, and design patterns.
Hiring Manager Round
Managerial. Your projects, the design decisions in them, ownership and how you approach problems.
HR Round
HR. Behavioural questions, motivation and fit.
Where this comes from
Sources differ. Sources disagree on part of this process; the note says where.
Adobe's own page describes its process for every role: a talent conversation, a hiring-manager interview, then skills assessments and team interviews (coding challenges and system design for engineers). Portals differ on the campus count: GeeksforGeeks three technical rounds, InterviewBit two coding, one system design and one object-oriented design; both end with HR. Campus drives usually hold two or three technical rounds; one is practised here.
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