A good place to work
A good place to work
It's a good place to work with a good salary and benefits. People are helpful and there's very little politics. It's a friendly working environment.
Some tech is outdated. Lots of management rules prevent the use of something new, and there are many internal tools.
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Akamai Technologies Interview Questions
Akamai Technologies Interview Experiences
Site Reliability Engineer
This is a complete virtual interview. The first round is a technical round. It has coding questions and questions about tools and platforms, mainly focused on Python and Bash. It is completely related to your CV and the job you are applying for.
Site Reliability Engineer
Two interviews, medium level, 30 minutes each. Computer networks knowledge is needed. Two prior online assessments consist of SQL questions, MCQs, aptitude, DSA MCQs, etc. The assessment is doable and it is online on HackerRank.
Site Reliability Engineer
There were 4 rounds: 1. GD 2. Technical 1 3. Technical 2 4. Managerial The GD was conducted and was easy. Then, Technical 1 asked about Python scripting questions, some networking, and Linux commands. In Technical 2, they asked similar questions a
Site Reliability Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2025This is a complete virtual interview. The first round is a technical round. It has coding questions and questions about tools and platforms, mainly focused on Python and Bash. It is completely related to your CV and the job you are applying for.
Site Reliability Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 31, 2024Two interviews, medium level, 30 minutes each. Computer networks knowledge is needed. Two prior online assessments consist of SQL questions, MCQs, aptitude, DSA MCQs, etc. The assessment is doable and it is online on HackerRank.
Site Reliability Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 16, 2024There were 4 rounds: 1. GD 2. Technical 1 3. Technical 2 4. Managerial The GD was conducted and was easy. Then, Technical 1 asked about Python scripting questions, some networking, and Linux commands. In Technical 2, they asked similar questions a
