Skip to contentSkip to footer
  • Community
  • Jobs
  • Companies
  • Salaries
  • For employers
      Notifications

      Loading...

      Elevate your career

      Discover your earning potential, land dream jobs, and share work-life insights anonymously.

      employer cover photo
      employer logo
      employer logo

      BMAT

      Is this your company?

      About
      Reviews
      Pay and benefits
      Jobs
      Interviews
      Interviews
      Related searches: BMAT reviews | BMAT jobs | BMAT salaries | BMAT benefits
      BMAT interviewsBMAT Python Developer interviewsBMAT interview


      Glassdoor

      • About / Press
      • Awards
      • Blog
      • Research
      • Contact Us
      • Guides

      Employers

      • Free Employer Account
      • Employer Centre
      • Employers Blog

      Information

      • Help
      • Guidelines
      • Terms of Use
      • Privacy and Ad Choices
      • Do Not Sell Or Share My Information
      • Cookie Consent Tool
      • Security

      Work With Us

      • Advertisers
      • Careers
      Download the App

      • Browse by:
      • Companies
      • Jobs
      • Locations
      • Communities
      • Recent posts

      Copyright © 2008-2026. Glassdoor LLC. "Glassdoor," "Worklife Pro," "Bowls" and logo are proprietary trademarks of Glassdoor LLC.

      Followed companies

      Stay ahead in opportunities and insider tips by following your dream companies.

      Job searches

      Get personalised job recommendations and updates by starting your searches.

      Python Developer Interview

      6 Nov 2024
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Homer Glen, IL
      No offer
      Neutral experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at BMAT (Homer Glen, IL) in Oct 2024

      Interview

      First talk with the HR who makes you screening questions about python: methods for list, set, GIL, multiprocessing, async functions, enumerate... Not very hard but be prepared for some deeper python knowledge. After 2 weeks I had a Live coding challenge which consisted to parse a list of strings: lines = [ >>> "HD,AmazonMusicX.SAL,20220101" , >>> "SY,sy1,Andorra,202201" , >>> "SY,sy2,Italy,202202" , >>> "TR,tr1,sy1" , >>> "SR,sr42,tr1,Umbrella" , >>> "AR,a42,Rihanna" , >>> "CM,c42,Stewart Christopher" , >>> "SL,sl1,10,2.0" , >>> "TR,tr2,sy2" , >>> "SR,sr56,tr2,In The End" , >>> "CM,c48,Shinoda Mike" , >>> "SL,sl2,20,1.0" , >>> "AR,a48,Linkin Park" , >>> "CM,c49,Delson Brad" , >>> "SR,sr67,tr2,La Jumpa" , >>> "SL,sl3,25,3.0" , >>> "AR,a47,Bad Bunny" , >>> "AR,a49,Arcángel" , >>> "FT,2,55,115.0,20220101" , into a nested dict: [ { "filename" : "AmazonMusicX.SAL" , "timestamp" : "20220101" }, { "sr_id" : "sr42" , "summary" : { "id" : "sy1" , "territory" : "Andorra" , "period" : "202201" }, "metadata" : { "title" : "Umbrella" , "artists" : [{ "artist_id" : "a42" , "name" : "Rihanna" }], "composers" : [{ "composer_id" : "c42" , "name" : "Stewart Christopher" }], }, "sales" : { "sales_id" : "sl1" , "num_sales" : 10 , "amount_per_sale" : 2.0 }, }, { "sr_id" : "sr56" , "summary" : { "id" : "sy2" , "territory" : "Italy" , "period" : "202202" }, "metadata" : { "title" : "In The End" , "artists" : [{ "artist_id" : "a48" , "name" : "Linkin Park" }], "composers" : [ { "composer_id" : "c48" , "name" : "Shinoda Mike" }, { "composer_id" : "c49" , "name" : "Delson Brad" }, ], }, "sales" : { "sales_id" : "sl2" , "num_sales" : 20 , "amount_per_sale" : 1.0 }, }, { "sr_id" : "sr67" , "summary" : { "id" : "sy2" , "territory" : "Italy" , "period" : "202202" }, "metadata" : { "title" : "La Jumpa" , "artists" : [{ "artist_id" : "a47" , "name" : "Bad Bunny" }, { "artist_id" : "a49" , "name" : "Arcángel" }], "composers" : [], }, "sales" : { "sales_id" : "sl3" , "num_sales" : 25 , "amount_per_sale" : 3.0 }, }, { "total_transactions" : 2 , "total_sales" : 55 , "total_amount" : 115.0 , "timestamp" : "20220101" }, ] The meeting is 1:15 but between introductions and reading you have roughly 40 min to implement this. it is enough but is a long exercise so if you hit it right at first it is hard to pick it up. I was able to complete some parts but not the whole thing and I got an automatic rejection email couple of days after so they are looking for complete solutions only.

      Interview questions [2]

      Question 1

      How do you deal with having multiple processes going on at the same time?
      Answer question

      Question 2

      What factors could be used to prioritize between different tasks/processes?
      Answer question

      Other Python Developer interview reviews for BMAT

      Python Developer Interview

      17 Dec 2024
      Anonymous interview candidate
      No offer
      Neutral experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied online. I interviewed at BMAT in Dec 2024

      Interview

      The process was confusing, I never knew what they needed or why they didn’t move forward with the position. On top of that, they made me wake up very early for an interview, and there was no feedback.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      They asked me questions that had nothing to do with what I know about Python.
      Answer question

      Python Software Engineer Interview

      28 Oct 2024
      Anonymous employee
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied through other source. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at BMAT in Oct 2024

      Interview

      The interview process consists of several steps: - A cognitive interview with an HR representative, which included a set of technical questions defined by the technical team. - A live coding challenge. - An interview with the technical team. - A final interview with the HR representative, who explained the next steps in the hiring process.

      Interview questions [2]

      Question 1

      They asked me to describe my professional journey.
      Answer question

      Question 2

      They asked me to read a document containing a code challenge and, as the first step, to implement it quickly, and then to prepare it for production.
      Answer question

      Bowls

      Get actionable career advice tailored to you by joining more bowls.

      Company Bowl sample

      Want the inside scoop on your own company?

      Check out your Company Bowl for anonymous work chats.