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Vivek Saliya

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AI/ML Engineer

Anonymous

|August 2026
Python
Machine Learning
Artificial intelligence
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Interview process

01

Aptitude

30 min|medium

Interview rounds (detailed)

01

Aptitude

Difficulty
medium
Duration
30 minutes

Questions asked

The aptitude round was an elimination-based online assessment. It included quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, verbal ability, technical questions and coding/problem-solving questions. The aptitude section required good speed and accuracy, so time management was important. The technical portion tested basic programming and computer-science fundamentals, while the coding section focused on solving problems logically rather than just knowing syntax.

For preparation, I would recommend revising **Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability, Python/programming fundamentals, basic DSA, SQL and common CS concepts. **Practicing timed questions is also important because the round is competitive and can eliminate candidates.

Overall tips

Aptitude: Practice Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability, technical fundamentals and basic coding/problem-solving with good speed and accuracy.

Interview: The interview is mainly resume-driven, so know every skill, technology and project you have mentioned. Resume preparation: Go through your resume line by line. For every technology and project, be able to explain what it is, why you used it, how you used it, how it works, and what challenges you faced.

AI/ML candidates: Prepare fundamentals of Python, AI/ML, LLMs, RAG, AI Agents and related concepts if mentioned on your resume.

Most important: Don't just memorize answers—build strong fundamentals and problem-solving ability.

Published on September 17, 2026

02

Technical

20 min|medium

Overall, the round tests both aptitude and technical fundamentals, so candidates should not prepare for it as a pure aptitude test.

02

Technical

Difficulty
medium
Duration
20 minutes

Questions asked

The interview was mainly focused on the candidate's resume and the technologies/projects mentioned in it. The interviewer asked questions based on the skills and projects I had listed, so it was important to have a proper understanding of everything written on the resume.

Questions included Python, AI/ML, Generative AI, LLMs, AI Agents and project-related concepts. They also went deeper into how the technologies mentioned in the projects actually work and how they were implemented.

For candidates mentioning LLMs, RAG, AI Agents, or Generative AI it is important to understand the fundamentals rather than just knowing the terminology. Be prepared to explain concepts such as what an LLM is, how LLM-based applications work, what RAG is, what AI agents are, how agents use tools, and how these concepts were applied in your projects.

The main takeaway from my interview was: whatever you write on your resume, make sure you actually know it properly. The interviewer can pick any skill, technology, project, or keyword from the resume and ask follow-up questions.