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UDig is a technology consulting firm that helps organizations with data, software development, and digital transformation initiatives. The company partners with clients to deliver custom solutions in areas such as data management, application development, and user experience design.

4 interview notes · updated Jul 2026

udig·Software Engineer·Technical Phone Screen

Jun 2026
Interview at udig for a software engineering role, pretty focused on tooling and workflow rather than pure coding. Just the one question but it had some depth to it.
  • Walk me through how you've used Figma in a real project. What role did it play in your workflow, how did you collaborate with designers and PMs through it, and how did it affect what you actually shipped?

“Wasn't expecting this to go as deep as it did.”

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udig·Software Engineer·Technical Phone Screen

Jun 2026
Interview at udig for a software engineer role. Single question focused on how you actually use AI in your workflow, not just whether you've heard of it.
  • How do you use AI tools like LLMs or coding assistants in your daily work? Walk through specific tasks where they've helped, where they've failed you, and how you decide when to just solve something yourself instead.

“This one's sneakier than it looks.”

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udig·Software Engineer·Onsite - Behavioral / Leadership

Jun 2026
Interviewed for a software engineer role at udig and got a behavioral question about translating technical complexity for non-technical stakeholders. Pretty standard stuff for a consulting-adjacent shop but worth thinking through before you go in.
  • Describe a situation where you had to explain a complex technical concept or trade-off to a non-technical audience like a client, business stakeholder, or executive. How did you tailor your approach, what analogies or visuals did you use, and what came of it? Also, how do you generally communicate with non-technical clients?

“This is the kind of question where you think you have a good answer until you're actually saying it out loud and it sounds vague.”

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udig·Software Engineer·Recruiter / HR Screen

May 2026
Interviewed for a software engineer role at udig. Pretty standard early-stage screen, mostly focused on fit and motivation rather than anything technical.
  • What draws you to udig specifically, and how does it connect to where you want to take your career?

“I'd done some research beforehand but still fumbled a bit trying to connect their mission to my background in a way that didn't sound rehearsed.”

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