Fiserv's India centres (Noida, Pune, Bengaluru) build banking and merchant-payment platforms, so interviews lean practical: core Java or C-Sharp, Spring, SQL, and message queues over abstract puzzles.
Expect an online assessment, one or two technical rounds on DSA and framework depth, and a managerial round on the payments and BFSI domain. Prior exposure to Clover, Carat, or card-processing systems is a plus for merchant-services teams.
About Fiserv India
Fiserv India operates GCCs in Pune and Hyderabad for Fiserv Inc, an $18B revenue fintech platform providing payment processing, digital banking software, and merchant services to 10,000+ financial institutions globally.
Apply via Fiserv careers portal, referral, or campus drive
Online aptitude and coding assessment on HackerRank or Mettl
One or two technical rounds on DSA, Java or C-Sharp, SQL, and REST APIs
Managerial and HR round covering domain fit and compensation
Round 1 - Online Assessment (60 to 90 min)
Aptitude, logical reasoning, and two coding problems at easy to medium difficulty, plus CS multiple-choice questions.
Round 2 - Technical Interview (45 to 60 min)
Core Java or C-Sharp, OOP and collections, multithreading basics, SQL joins, REST APIs, and one or two DSA problems.
Round 3 - Managerial or HR (30 to 45 min)
Project deep-dive, integration and payments domain awareness, situational behavioural questions, and offer discussion.
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Fiserv India typically conducts 3 interview rounds: Round 1 - Online Assessment (60 to 90 min): Aptitude, logical reasoning, and two coding problems at easy to medium difficulty, plus CS multiple-choice questions.; Round 2 - Technical Interview (45 to 60 min): Core Java or C-Sharp, OOP and collections, multithreading basics, SQL joins, REST APIs, and one or two DSA problems.; Round 3 - Managerial or HR (30 to 45 min): Project deep-dive, integration and payments domain awareness, situational behavioural questions, and offer discussion..
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