"Basic" probability, statistics, and calculus questions. The questions could all have been solved with a brute-force method, but there was a time limit, so it was clear you were supposed to know some clever way of figuring out the answer quickly. The quick method was obvious for some questions and really not for others, and again would be much more obvious if intro stats and calculus were topics you used daily even years after completing the courses.
four probability questions (dice, cards)
Making some sort of arbitrage in a simple trading scenario
solve math probs from OA
Interview consisted of online assessment
Expected number of a biased coin tosses until a specific pattern appears
Explain k-means clustering and do a related computation.
What is a project/task that you have worked on that didn't have your desired outcome? How did you learn from that situation?
Why do you want to work in Caladan?
How will rate companies looking at the stock prices over time?
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