I applied online. I interviewed at Kelsian Group (Murray Bridge) in Jan 2026
Interview
It was on the boat, was given a tour and brief explanations of their services, duties and values. She also clarified the requirements and ensured that mine aligned for a solid fit. It was pleasant and informative without being too information heavy or long
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
If I was prepared to do two weeks rostered per month
Multi Step process with SLT who asked pointed questions about influencing a legacy organisation. C level interviewers and 3 rounds of interview with a task to present at the first round to test presentation skills and communication skills
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Kelsian Group (Adelaide) in Feb 2023
Interview
1 initial phone call or discussion over email regarding salary range + 3 Rounds of interviews (Onsite)
Round 1: - Walking through your resume, explaining each section, and question answers related to that. - 1 system design style problem gauge basic understanding of DB design, and thought process. - General theory-based questions to check the foundations. - Getting to know a bit more about the role, what Kelsian does etc.
Round 2: A purely technical interview with the flexibility to choose the programming language of your choice but ruby on rails is preferred. 3 coding challenges, further discussion on optimizing the solution and making changes accordingly. You are allowed to use the Internet if required which is great. The focus is mainly on code cleanliness, robustness and testing thought processes.
Round 3: Standard behavioural interview with people from Business.
I am a bit disappointed honestly as I have been given positive feedback during all rounds, but they ghosted me at the end without any clarification even after multiple reasonable follow-ups from my end.
Interview questions [4]
Question 1
1. Design a travel system. There are Locations, which when connected can form Routes, collection of routes become lines, a bus is allocated to each route for to and from direction. Buses will have timetables.
Calculate the angle of hour and minute hands. e.g. input "3:30", output [90,180]. The extension is to consider the movement of the minute hand when calculating the angle for the hour hand. e.g. input "3:30", output [105,180].