I interviewed at Deutsche Bank (Birmingham, England)
Interview
There were two technical rounds in the interview process. The first round focused mainly on SQL, including queries, joins, and problem-solving using databases. The second round was competency-based, where I was assessed on problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, teamwork, and communication through situational and behavioral questions aligned with real workplace scenarios.
I applied online. I interviewed at Deutsche Bank (Mumbai) in May 2026
Interview
The interview process had 4 rounds overall:
1. Initial discussion focused on resume, projects, past experience, and understanding the role expectations.
2. Technical discussion around tools, technologies, project architecture, concepts, and problem-solving approach.
3. Hands-on technical round involving SQL and Python coding questions.
4. Final discussion with the Head of Analytics, mainly focused on communication, experience, career goals, and overall fit for the role/team.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Some of the questions/topics covered across the rounds were:
- Walk me through your resume and current role.
- Explain your projects and the impact/business use case.
- Questions on SQL concepts, joins, window functions, CTEs, optimization, etc.
- Python coding and data handling questions using Pandas.
- Questions on tools/technologies used in projects and overall architecture/process flow.
- Questions around automation initiatives, stakeholder handling, and communication.
- Final round was more discussion-based around role fit, career goals, strengths, and why Deutsche Bank.
The interview was not such nice becuase I got rejected in the first round in an on campus drive for internship. But overall the experience was also bad because in different panels they are asking different domains of question. I have strong foundation in DSA in C++. Was asked to write a code, Done it in 2 mins medium level question, but see what HR asked to write code in python, got some syntax errors. Fired from the interview. So I was expected to write DSA code in python. Overall not a nice experience
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked just a simple Djistra problem but then asked to write code in python