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SIG (Susquehanna) Interview Experiences
3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- CodeSignal OA, Four Questions in 70 MinutesSIG (Susquehanna) · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · Sep 2026
Sharing the SIG CodeSignal I just did — same as usual, 70 minutes, 4 questions. Overall not hard, didn't need much in the way of algorithms, but there was a decent amount of code to write, and within the limited time you had to get all the little details right. Not sure if the questions are fixed — I know people who got different questions, so it might not be for the same position. The first two…
- Online Assessment with Randomized Probability, Combinatorics and Logic PuzzlesSIG (Susquehanna) · Quantitative Trader · Online Assessment · Sep 2026
The questions are similar to the ones you can find online, but there are some variants. All the specific numbers and shapes are randomly generated. Below is a summary done with AI, in shuffled order. Probability and Bayes' Theorem Factory A produces $a\%$ red parts and $(100-a)\%$ black parts, and Factory B produces $b\%$ red parts and $(100-b)\%$ black parts. A factory is picked at random and $k…
- Nailed Every Onsite Question, Still Got RejectedSIG (Susquehanna) · Software Engineer · Onsite · Aug 2026Rejected
In May, someone from SIG reached out, so I figured I'd give it a shot and set up a recruiter call, which quickly turned into a phone interview. The phone interview was the classic "movie search" problem — basically you're given a CSV-format list of movies and asked to design a class that supports fast filtering, like pulling movies from year xx to year yy. Also, the constructor's time complexity…
- Seventeen Quantitative and Logic QuestionsSIG (Susquehanna) · Data Scientist · Online Assessment · Aug 2026
The online assessment contained 17 questions. Question 1 You walk into a barn and see ants, cows, and chickens. There are 570 legs in total. The number of ants is twice the number of chickens, and the number of cows is twice the number of ants. Compute the number of ants. Question 2 You are on an island inhabited by knights, who always tell the truth, and knaves, who always lie. Perlica and Chen…
