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A Software Engineer at Visa is tasked with implementing enhancements and modifications to existing software, designing test automation code, and engaging in troubleshooting to resolve bugs. You’ll also participate in the software development lifecycle, ensuring that all deliverables are completed on schedule.

To qualify for the Software Engineer position at Visa, you should possess a Bachelor's degree or have at least 3 years of relevant work experience. Preferred qualifications include experience in Core Java, design patterns, and familiarity with CI/CD tools like Jenkins and Docker.

While having a Bachelor's degree is essential, Visa welcomes applications from individuals with 3+ years of relevant experience. The ideal candidate will also have hands-on experience with technology like Spring Framework and RESTful web services, making prior work experience highly beneficial.

Candidates can look forward to a hybrid work environment! At Visa, Software Engineers spend around 50% of their time in the office, collaborating with their team and engaging in dynamic discussions, while also having the flexibility to work remotely.

Visa emphasizes a variety of technologies and skills for the Software Engineer role, including Core Java, Spring Framework, multi-threading, CI/CD processes, and API development. Familiarity with tools like Jenkins, Docker, and security-focused development practices is also highly valued.

When answering this question, focus on specific projects where you've used Core Java. Mention the frameworks or libraries employed and how your work impacted the project. Emphasizing successful outcomes or improvements will showcase your expertise.

An effective answer would entail outlining your systematic approach to debugging. Discuss tools you use, such as static analyzers, and your strategies for resolving bugs efficiently, demonstrating your problem-solving skills.

Here, convey your understanding of Test-Driven Development and articulate its benefits, such as reducing bugs and ensuring code quality. You could share an example where TDD improved your workflow or project outcomes.

Your response should reflect a solid understanding of APIs. Talk about your familiarity with API design and implementation, providing specific instances where you've integrated or created APIs that enhanced application functionalities.

Discuss CI/CD practices you've utilized in previous projects, emphasizing their significance in accelerating software delivery and enhancing quality. Also, mention specific tools (e.g., Jenkins, Docker) you have experience with.

Mention resources you rely on, such as online courses, tech blogs, or community meetups. Show your enthusiasm for lifelong learning and any specific technologies you've recently learned or are eager to explore further.

Share a specific story about a bug, detailing the steps you took to diagnose and fix it. This demonstrates both your problem-solving skills and your capacity to maintain composure under pressure.

Highlight the importance of collaboration during code reviews. Discuss how you provide constructive feedback, focus on best practices, and how you appreciate diverse perspectives to improve code quality.

Talk about your time management and prioritization techniques. Mention any tools or methodologies you use, such as Agile or Scrum, to ensure timely project delivery without compromising on quality.

This is a chance to convey your passion! Discuss areas you find most stimulating, whether it's problem-solving, innovating new features, or collaborating with teams, linking back to your enthusiasm for working at Visa.