Deutsche Bank | Real-Time Interview Experience | Insights and Tips | Java Interview

Join us in this video as we share a real-time interview experience at Deutsche Bank, one of the leading global financial institutions. Gain valuable insights into the interview process, the types of questions asked, and the skills and qualities sought by Deutsche Bank in candidates. We provide a detailed account of the interview stages, from initial screening to technical assessments and behavioral interviews. Learn from our first-hand experience and gather essential tips and strategies to help you prepare effectively and confidently for your own Deutsche Bank interview. Whether you're aspiring to work in the finance industry or simply interested in interview experiences, this video is a valuable resource to enhance your interview skills.
Requirements:-
 Responsible for developing software in Java, object-oriented database and grid using kubernetes & open shift
platform.
 Responsible for building REST web services
 Responsible for designing interface between UI and REST service.
 Responsible for building data-grid centric UI.
 Participating fully in the development process through the entire software lifecycle.
 Participating fully in agile software development process
 Use BDD techniques, collaborating closely with users, analysts, developers and other testers. Make sure we are
building the right thing.
 Write code and write it well. Be proud to call yourself a programmer. Use test driven development, write clean code
and refactor constantly. Make sure we are building the thing right.
 Be ready to work on a range of technologies and components, including user interfaces, services and databases. Act
as a generalizing specialist.
 Define and evolve the architecture of the components you are working on and contribute to architectural decisions at
a department and bank-wide level.
 Ensure that the software you build is reliable and easy to support in production. Be prepared to take your turn on call
providing 3rd line support when it’s needed
 Help your team to build, test and release software within short lead times and with minimum of waste. Work to
develop and maintain a highly automated Continuous Delivery pipeline.
Help create a culture of learning and continuous improvement within your team and beyond
Experience/Exposure
 Deep Knowledge of at least one modern programming language, along with understanding of both object oriented
and functional programming. Ideally knowledge of Java and Scala.
 Practical experience of test driven development and constant refactoring in continuous integration environment.
 Practical experience of web technologies, frameworks and tools like HTML, CSS, JavaScript
 Experience or Exposure to Big Data Hadoop technologies / BI tools will be an added advantage
 Experience in Oracle PL/SQL programming is required
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 Experience working in an agile team, practicing Scrum, Kanban or XP
 Experience of performing Functional Analysis is highly desirable
The ideal candidate will also have:
 Behavior Driven Development, particularly experience of how it can be used to define requirements in a collaborative
manner to ensure the team builds the right thing and create a system of living documentation
 Good to have range of technologies that store, transport and manipulate data, for example: NoSQL, document
databases, graph databases, Hadoop/HDFS, streaming and messaging
 Will be Added Advantage if candidate has exposure to Architecture and design approaches that support rapid,
incremental and iterative delivery, such as Domain Driven Design, CQRS, Event Sourcing and micro services.
How we’ll support you
 Training and development to help you excel in your career
 Flexible working to assist you balance your personal priorities
 Coaching and support from experts in your team
 A culture of continuous learning to aid progression
 A range of flexible benefits that you can tailor to suit your needs
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[@jithendra1282]

Perfect Interview... One of the best interviews I saw till now...

[@KatariaDeepak]

You can implement connection pooling using semaphore..

[@DurgaShiva7574]

what an interview.. BOTH the interviewer and interviewee are technically superb.. seems like a match between two very competent teams going on.....making a tie after every goal !!!.. thanks for this video.

[@minoractivity]

Thank you!

[@rahulshah-js2nf]

@@minoractivity After how many days you got the call from HR saying L1 has been cleared ? Thanks

[@minoractivity]

@@rahulshah-js2nf I think its depend on how early they want to hire and current competition, in current situation most of the people not getting call back that much easily due to recession, for myself HR asked on same day for next round but I postponed. hope it helps.

[@rahulshah-js2nf]

@@minoractivity Yes yes. Thank you so much for replying it's really appreciated. If you don't mind can you share the questions asked for the second too please, it will be really very much helpful. Thanks a ton once again

[@anuragpandey796]

@minoractivity could you please share the questions asked on second round?

[@anuragpandey796]

Please share the questions asked in second round of interview

[@SaiKrishna-xx5de]

What is the experience level,seems very tough interview

[@JitendraSingh-ww2nx]

Please upload a fresher interview

[@shubhamchaturvedi396]

I got a interview call for data recovery specialist at same bank , can you please provide me interview questions based on same.

[@SaiKrishna-xx5de]

Pls upload interview for 2years experience

[@ajaya9541]

I think it's little bit tough to clear these kinds of interview may i know the experience level of this candidate?

[@srajanshrivastava8391]

Do you what was asked in second round, or what was the difficulty level, i cleared my first first yesterday and have my second round today. Please let me know if you have any idea.

[@rahulshah-js2nf]

In how many days you got the feedback from client saying your L1 is cleared post giving the interview ?

[@rahulshah-js2nf]

@srajanshrivastava8391

[@anuragpandey796]

@srajanshrivastava8391 what were the questions in second round?

[@rahulshah-js2nf]

After how many days you got the call from HR saying L1 has been cleared ? Thanks

[@rahulshah-js2nf]

Is the selection process of Deutsche bank is lengthy ? Please answer both the question

[@harshitmundra2313]

Hi do you know what questions can be asked to a 2 years experience candidate?

[@minoractivity]

some potential questions that could be asked to a 2-year experienced candidate interviewing for a Java Developer role at Deutsche Bank: 1. Can you explain the principles of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and how they are applied in Java? 2. What is the difference between abstraction and encapsulation in Java? Provide examples. 3. How would you handle exceptions in Java? Explain the try-catch-finally blocks and their usage. 4. What is the difference between checked and unchecked exceptions? Give examples of each. 5. Can you explain the concept of multithreading in Java? How would you create and manage threads? 6. Describe the purpose and usage of the synchronized keyword in Java. 7. How do you ensure thread safety in Java? Discuss synchronization techniques or classes. 8. Explain the concept of garbage collection in Java. How does it work and why is it important? 9. Can you differentiate between ArrayList and LinkedList in Java? When would you choose one over the other? 10. How would you handle database connectivity in a Java application? Mention any relevant APIs or frameworks. 11. Discuss the concept of dependency injection and its advantages in Java-based projects. 12. Have you worked with any Java frameworks, such as Spring or Hibernate? Describe your experience and any projects you have worked on. 13. Explain the concept of RESTful web services and how you would implement them using Java. 14. How would you optimize the performance of a Java application? Mention any tools or techniques you would use. 15. Have you used any build tools, such as Maven or Gradle? Explain their purpose and how you have utilized them in your projects. Remember, these are just example questions, and the actual interview questions may vary based on the specific role, team, and requirements at Deutsche Bank.

[@harshitmundra2313]

@@minoractivity Thanks for answering For Java middletier developer role what questions can be expected?

[@shubham_jaiswal]

This interview is for fresher or experienced cqndidate?

[@minoractivity]

experienced candidate(5+ years)

[@shivakumar-ft1rf]

Package offered?

[@minoractivity]

In initial discussion it was 29LPA fixed.

[@priteshkhambekar]

@@minoractivity Experience?

[@minoractivity]

@@priteshkhambekar 8 years