Applied online, took 4 weeks to get back to me. Initial phone interview with behaivoral and some techical, then I had an in person interview the next week. Very nice people up front. Was given a nice tour, then I had the techical portion of the interview, unfortunately they gave me the systems architect as my interviewer, I thought I was going to be questioned on Java and SQL but we ended up talking about Node.js and MongoDB since it was on my resume. I thought it was just a chance to see if I could learn anything but it took time away from the skills I was actually applying for. Behaivoral portion was ok. My experience at fidelity its self was fine but the reason my over all review is negative is because they never bothered to contact me at all to say whether or I got the position. I even emailed the recruiter a few times and nothing. It's been 5+ weeks without hearing nothing so I know they rejected me by now. Just don't expect to hear back from these people at all if they don't give you an offer within a week.

I applied 9/20/2024. The process took about 3 weeks. First is the phone screening - standard behavioral questions, know the 4 principles of OOP, have knowledge of the SDLC, SQL, Java. It is important to be enthusiastic and demonstrate that you have done your research into the company and want to join. I was able to schedule the final interview at the end of this phone screening but that is not always the case I have heard. The final interview is the technical. I have researched and found that this part can differ widely depending on who is interviewing you. In some cases, it barely included any technical stuff and was more behavorial where others it was entirely technical. In my case it was entirely technical. It started with being displayed an HTML file and being asked to describe it, then asked to make various changes to the code to reflect what the interviewer asked. Then proceeded to SQL where I was asked to explain basic queries and then to create a few simple ones, the last example included using INNER JOIN. The last step was Java where I was asked to create a function and then explain its time complexity. Overall a positive experience and the interviewers were helpful and did their best to help you succeed.