Tanmaya Kumar Swain

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[BuilderOS @Builder_OS]

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[SCR @SCR01111]

Atlassian interviews aren't just about solving LeetCode. Here's what I'd actually prepare. 📌

Atlassian's engineering interviews look beyond DSA.

They evaluate problem-solving, code design, system design, distributed engineering, communication, and your approach to real engineering problems.

Here's the roadmap I'd follow.

1. DSA

Cover:

• Arrays
• Strings
• Hashing
• Two Pointers
• Sliding Window
• Binary Search
• Stack / Queue
• Linked List
• Trees
• Heap
• Graphs
• Greedy
• Backtracking
• Dynamic Programming

Target around 150–200 quality problems.
Focus on explaining your approach, complexity, and trade-offs instead of memorising solutions.

Resources:
Striver A2Z
https://t.co/usl4AGuPXT
LeetCode
https://t.co/mrFXGOEA4h

2. CODE DESIGN

This is an important part of Atlassian's coding interview.

Practise writing code that is:
• Clean
• Modular
• Testable
• Extensible
• Easy to modify

Practice:
• LRU Cache
• Rate Limiter
• Logger
• Parking Lot
• Notification System
• File System
• Task Scheduler

Think about what happens when the requirements change.

Resource:

https://t.co/4i14QQMQ3Z

3. SYSTEM DESIGN

Atlassian's system-design interview is a practical discussion rather than simply drawing boxes.

Learn:
• API design
• Database design
• Caching
• Message queues
• Replication
• Sharding
• Consistency
• Fault tolerance
• Observability
• Rate limiting
• Multi-region systems

Practice explaining your decisions and trade-offs.
Resource:

https://t.co/PDR2VGr8MP

4. DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

Go deeper if you're targeting experienced roles.

Learn:
• CAP theorem
• Consistency
• Replication
• Partitioning
• Distributed locks
• Idempotency
• Retries
• Backpressure
• Eventual consistency
• Failure recovery

Don't just memorise definitions.
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Ask yourself:
“What happens when this component fails?”

Resource:

https://t.co/hkCJu5qNQ6

5. BACKEND ENGINEERING
Pick one primary language and become comfortable with it.
Good choices:
• Java
• Kotlin
• Python
• C++
• Go

Then learn:
• REST APIs
• SQL
• NoSQL
• Transactions
• Caching
• Messaging
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Testing
• Observability

Resource:

https://t.co/pnUUvkX6xo

6. CLOUD + PLATFORM

Don't learn AWS just to put it on your resume.

Understand:

• Compute
• Storage
• Networking
• Containers
• Kubernetes basics
• CI/CD
• Monitoring
• Logging

Resource:
https://t.co/6cq6K0rkqQ

7. BUILD ATLASSIAN-STYLE PROJECTS
Instead of another Netflix clone, build something closer to the problems Atlassian solves.

Ideas:
• Jira-like project management system
• Collaborative document editor
• Real-time team workspace
• Issue tracking backend
• Distributed notification service
• Search platform
• Multi-tenant SaaS platform

Build 2 deeply.
Be ready to explain:
Architecture → APIs → Database → Scaling → Reliability → Security → Monitoring → Trade-offs

8. UNDERSTAND ATLASSIAN'S PRODUCTS
You should know what you're actually interviewing to build.

Explore:

• Jira
• Confluence
• Bitbucket
• Trello
• Jira Service Management
• Rovo

Don't just read their product pages.

Actually use them.

Then ask:

“What would I improve?”

Resource:
https://t.co/j6eBpbgbGN

9. AI + SEARCH
This is worth understanding for modern Atlassian roles.

Learn the basics of:
• Embeddings
• Vector search
• RAG
• Retrieval
• Ranking
• LLMs
• AI agents
• Evaluation
• Data pipelines

You don't need to become an ML researcher.
Understand how AI features are integrated into production software.
Resource:
https://t.co/1zeMK3DxhW

10. COMMUNICATION

Don't silently code for 40 minutes.

Explain your thinking:

“I see two approaches...”

“The trade-off here is...”

“I'd choose this because...”

“If traffic increases 10x, I'd change...”

Atlassian specifically evaluates how candidates think, communicate, and collaborate.

Resource:
https://t.co/4i14QQMQ3Z

11. VALUES INTERVIEW
Know Atlassian's values:
• Open company, no bullshit
• Build with heart and balance
• Don't #@!% the customer
• Play, as a team
• Be the change you seek

Prepare real stories around:

• Failure
• Conflict
• Ownership
• Collaboration
• Ambiguity
• Customer impact
• Improving a process
Resource:
https://t.co/Tex7hIhKoj

12. PROJECT DEEP DIVE

Have 2 projects you know extremely well.
For each one, be ready to answer:
What problem were you solving?
Why this architecture?
Why this database?
What went wrong?

What would you change?

How would you scale it?

What happens when something fails?

Don't exaggerate your projects.

Know your actual work inside out.

13. KNOW THE INTERVIEW PROCESS
For many engineering roles, the process can include:

Coding
→ Coding
→ System Design
→ Management
→ Values

The exact structure varies by role and level.
For early-career roles, Atlassian says candidates can expect interviews covering craft-specific skills, leadership and values.
Resource:
https://t.co/gHgYHDjRef

14. FRESHER / EARLY CAREER PLAN

Months 1–2:

DSA + CS fundamentals

Months 3–4:

DSA + Code Design + Projects

Months 5–6:

System Design basics
Project depth
Mock interviews
Atlassian research

Throughout:
Build → Code → Review → Repeat
Don't jump into advanced distributed systems before your fundamentals are solid.

15. EXPERIENCED ENGINEER PLAN

If you already have experience:

DSA
→ Code Design
→ Distributed Systems
→ System Design
→ Backend / role-specific depth
→ Project deep dive
→ Leadership stories
→ Values

16. FINAL 30 DAYS

Don't start learning another framework.

Spend the final month on:

• Timed DSA
• Code Design
• System Design
• Distributed Systems
• Project deep dives
• Mock interviews
• Values stories
• Atlassian product research
And practise thinking out loud.

BEFORE YOU APPLY
I'd want:
✓ 150–200 quality DSA problems
✓ Strong CS fundamentals
✓ Clean coding habits
✓ Code Design / LLD
✓ System Design
✓ Distributed Systems basics
✓ Strong backend or role-specific skills
✓ 2 serious projects
✓ Good communication
✓ 6–8 behavioral stories
✓ Understanding of Atlassian products
✓ Resume tailored to the exact JD

Don't prepare for:

“Atlassian LeetCode questions.”

Prepare for:

**Problem-solving**

Code Design

Systems thinking

Your engineering experience

Communication**

That's much closer to what Atlassian is actually looking for.

[Ritesh Roushan @devXritesh]

Developers, bookmark these websites

Skip the endless tutorial hunting

System Design
• ByteByteGo
• High Scalability
• System Design Primer

Backend
• MDN
• HTTP. dev
• PostgreSQL Docs

DevOps
• Docker Docs
• Kubernetes Docs
• Terraform Learn

Security
• OWASP
• PortSwigger Web Security Academy

AI
• Hugging Face
• OpenAI Cookbook
• Papers With Code

Resources in the Comment 👇

Build → experiment → break → fix → ship

[Sravya Reddy @CodeWithSravya]

40 dp questions worth solving

1. Fibonacci Number
2. Climbing Stairs
3. Min Cost Climbing Stairs
4. House Robber
5. House Robber II
6. Jump Game
7. Jump Game II
8. Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock
9. Unique Paths
10. Unique Paths II
11. Minimum Path Sum
12. Coin Change
13. Coin Change II
14. Longest Common Subsequence
15. Longest Increasing Subsequence
16. Maximum Subarray (Kadane's)
17. Word Break
18. Decode Ways
19. 0/1 Knapsack
20. Partition Equal Subset Sum
21. Target Sum
22. Last Stone Weight II
23. Palindromic Substrings
24. Longest Palindromic Subsequence
25. Minimum Insertions to Make String Palindrome
26. Edit Distance
27. Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock with Cooldown
28. Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock with Transaction Fee
29. Matrix Chain Multiplication
30. Burst Balloons
31. Strange Printer
32. Maximum Profit in Job Scheduling
33. Count Different Palindromic Subsequences
34. Minimum Cost to Cut a Stick
35. Cherry Pickup II
36. Shortest Path Visiting All Nodes
37. Partition to K Equal Sum Subsets
38. Number of Digit One
39. Largest Divisible Subset
40. Regular Expression Matching

[Ajay @ajay_2512x]

🚀 Top 20 C++ STL Tricks/Tips

< sort() → Sort elements
< reverse() → Reverse container
< max_element() → Find maximum
< min_element() → Find minimum
< accumulate() → Sum of elements
< count() → Count occurrences
< binary_search() → Search in sorted array
< lower_bound() → First element ≥ x
< upper_bound() → First element > x
< unique() → Remove duplicates
< next_permutation() → Generate next permutation
< rotate() → Rotate array
< nth_element() → Kth smallest in O(n) average
< partial_sort() → Sort first k elements
< merge() → Merge sorted arrays
< partition() → Rearrange by condition
< is_sorted() → Check if sorted
< iota() → Fill with consecutive numbers
< priority_queue → Max/Min Heap
< unordered_map → O(1) average lookup

Bookmark for your interview prep.

[Tanmaya Kumar Swain @tanmaya_21]

@gemsofbabus_ Odisha

[Steven Finn @finnysteve]

Making a case for Jasprit Bumrah as the most complete fast bowler in the history of the game. It’s hard to refute in my opinion. https://t.co/q5MvYzF5yI

[Steve @_iamsteve__111]

Samaaj with Biharis💔

[Tanmaya Kumar Swain @tanmaya_21]

@JyotiDilli @narendramodi When did i say, that was wrong?

[Tanmaya Kumar Swain @tanmaya_21]

@AshishGanguly19 Didn't get it.
Could you just explain that to me.

[Tanmaya Kumar Swain @tanmaya_21]

@JyotiDilli @narendramodi If free bus services were not provided then the crowd will be less than 50%.
I'm from cuttack.
There were bus services to pull out more crowd.
Most of the people went through bus were mainly women.

[Manasa Manjunath @ManeeManjunath]

Dear Lord, give me the confidence of people who eat just butter chicken, naan and biryani while drinking mango lassi and think they know everything there is to about Indian food. Amen 🙏🏽

[Maxtern @RealMaxtern]

RCB 80% fanbase is chhapri.

[Prasanna @prasannalara]

This is some class from Vyshak. Just exceptional bowling under pressure in death overs.

[Tanmaya Kumar Swain @tanmaya_21]

@desimojito Ladki

[Tanmaya Kumar Swain @tanmaya_21]

@SelflessCricket You will get to see both.

[Raja Babu @GaurangBhardwa1]

Modi ji ka gang aajkal

[archith @InswinginMenace]

Rare that one can pinpoint to a game and say -

"Yes, this was won by sheer captaincy genius"

This is one such rare occasion. Genius.

[ViJa¥ @Onehandedsix]

Blind slogger Rishabh Pant's irresponsible innings against England when India were struggling for 70-5 while batting first .