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Goldman Sachs Singapore hiring process (2026)

By forge Research··Based on 120 candidate reports

Goldman Sachs Singapore's engineering summer analyst and new analyst programmes have six steps before an offer: an online application, a coding test on HackerRank, a maths section, a one-way video interview on HireVue, a live coding interview and a Superday.

  1. 1Online applicationResume reviewer
  2. 2Coding testHackerRank
  3. 3Maths sectionHackerRankMental maths practice
  4. 4One-way video interviewHireVueAI interview practice
  5. 5Live coding interviewCoderPad
  6. 6Superday
  7. 7Offer

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Each step at Goldman Sachs Singapore

Engineering is the division candidates report most often. The same order was described for interns and new graduate analysts from 2021 to 2025.

  1. 1

    Online application

    • A cover letter was required with the application.
    • The portal does not let you reapply after withdrawing an application.

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  2. 2

    Coding test

    HackerRank
    • Two coding questions in 120 minutes, reported from 2022 to 2025. Candidates rate them easy to medium.
    • Any programming language is allowed.
    • A fast-track programming challenge was reported with three questions: two algorithm problems and one API task.
    • For the 2027 cycle the test changed to two timed sections: 30 minutes of Software Fundamentals, then 45 minutes of Software Diagnostics, where you fix a bug in a web framework project.
  3. 3

    Maths section

    HackerRank
    • Some engineering and quant applicants get a 180-minute version of the test with a multiple-choice maths section on top of the coding.
    • About nine or ten questions covering probability, statistics, calculus and linear algebra.
    • Candidates found the maths harder than the coding.

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  4. 4

    One-way video interview

    HireVue
    • Arrives after the coding test. One candidate was invited about two weeks later.
    • Five behavioural questions plus one lightly technical question.
    • Spoken answers run against a countdown timer.

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  5. 5

    Live coding interview

    CoderPad
    • Live coding on CoderPad: one problem, written and run against prepared test cases while you explain your thinking.
    • Interviews of 75 and 90 minutes were reported for experienced-hire and second-round candidates.

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  6. 6

    Superday

    • Two interviews of 30 to 45 minutes each: one behavioural, one technical.
    • The technical interview is a resume deep dive plus computing fundamentals.
    • Outcomes usually arrive within one to two weeks. Candidates say rejections are often not sent at all.

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  7. 7

    Offer

    • Candidates put intern-to-full-time conversion above 90 percent, varying by intake.

How long Goldman Sachs takes to reply

One intern was invited to the HireVue interview 14 days after the coding test and interviewed 7 days after that. Superday outcomes are usually reported within one to two weeks.

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What changed for the 2027 cycle+

From 2021 to 2025, candidates consistently reported two coding questions in 120 minutes on HackerRank. In October 2026, applicants for the 2027 software engineering cycle reported a new 75-minute format with a fundamentals section and a bug-fixing section. One intern also reported that the live coding round had been dropped from their Superday, leaving a resume and fundamentals interview.

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Goldman Sachs Singapore: common questions

What are the stages of the Goldman Sachs Singapore hiring process?

Candidates for Goldman Sachs Singapore's engineering summer analyst and new analyst programmes report six stages: an online application, a coding test on HackerRank, a maths section, a one-way video interview on HireVue, a live coding interview and a Superday, followed by the offer.

Does Goldman Sachs Singapore have a coding test?

Yes. Candidates report a coding test on HackerRank. Two coding questions in 120 minutes, reported from 2022 to 2025. Candidates rate them easy to medium. Any programming language is allowed.

Does Goldman Sachs Singapore test mental maths?

Yes. Candidates report a maths section. Some engineering and quant applicants get a 180-minute version of the test with a multiple-choice maths section on top of the coding. About nine or ten questions covering probability, statistics, calculus and linear algebra.

Does Goldman Sachs Singapore use a one-way video interview?

Yes. Candidates report a one-way video interview on HireVue. Arrives after the coding test. One candidate was invited about two weeks later. Five behavioural questions plus one lightly technical question.

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Based on 120 candidate reports from September 2021 to October 2026. This information is crowdsourced from candidates and collected by forge. It may contain errors or be out of date, and Goldman Sachs can change its process at any time, so always check your invitation email. We describe formats only and never publish test questions. forge is independent and is not affiliated with Goldman Sachs, CoderPad, HackerRank and HireVue. Use of this page is subject to forge's Terms.