JPMorgan Chase

Role: Software Engineer Intern (Code for Good 2024)

College: Not Specified (On-campus offer)

Interview Date: Not Specified (Applied for Code for Good 2024)

Interview Type: On-Campus/Internship

Result: Selected (Implied)

Difficulty: Easy to Medium

Rounds: 1 round (Coding Test, followed by Code for Good Hackathon)

Topics Asked: Data Structures, Algorithms

Experience:

The candidate applied for JPMorgan Chase & Co. Code for Good 2024 (an on-campus offer) and was shortlisted for a coding test.

The **Coding Round** consisted of two questions for on-campus offers.

• First Question: Given a point (a,b), reach (c,d) in one operation by doing (a+b,b) or (a,b+a). Constraints were 1<=a,b,c,d<=1000.
• Second Question: Find the next permutations of a string.

The difficulty of these questions was described as easy to medium level, similar to those found on GeeksforGeeks. Coding skills learned from GeeksforGeeks were very helpful.

For off-campus applications, the questions were similar.

The Code for Good hackathon is a 24-hour event where students work with JPMC employees to build prototypes for social good organizations. Competent students are offered Summer Internships and FTE opportunities.