Amazon

Network Development Engineer I Interview Experience

January 27, 2026

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

Interview was good but lengthy. Mostly about routing protocols (BGP, OSPF, MPLS) and networking fundamentals. Get to know TCP well, network troubleshooting, and automation. All were CCIE level questions. Got the offer.

Questions

What is BGP path hunting

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Amazon Network Development Engineer I role.

Success Rate

50%

Pass Rate

Amazon's interview process for their Network Development Engineer I roles is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.

Experience Rating

Positive50%

Neutral50%

Negative0%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for Amazon's Network Development Engineer I interview process.

Amazon Work Experiences

Great Learning, Great Company

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Pros: Great company to work in the field of computer networking. Good learning curve.

Cons: Not that I can think of.

Great Learning, Great Company

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Pros: Great company to work in the field of computer networking. Good learning curve.

Cons: Not that I can think of.

Great place to work

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

Pros: As you might have seen in the news, Amazon is not known for its employer experience, which seems to me quite unfair. As an engineer, I haven't seen any company treating its employees that well. By far, Amazon is the most customer-centric company, and they treat their employees, from the interview process all the way to the end of the contract, as their customer. You are often asked for your opinion, your feelings, etc. They try to deliver you the best experience possible.

Cons: The amount of work that is required is quite big, even though it is totally bearable and manageable. However, you'll see that the onboarding process is quite long and it takes you time to discover your main tasks.

Great place to work

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

Pros: As you might have seen in the news, Amazon is not known for its employer experience, which seems to me quite unfair. As an engineer, I haven't seen any company treating its employees that well. By far, Amazon is the most customer-centric company, and they treat their employees, from the interview process all the way to the end of the contract, as their customer. You are often asked for your opinion, your feelings, etc. They try to deliver you the best experience possible.

Cons: The amount of work that is required is quite big, even though it is totally bearable and manageable. However, you'll see that the onboarding process is quite long and it takes you time to discover your main tasks.

Unique Network development experience and skills to gain!

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Seattle, Washington, United States

Pros: The overall setup is great. It is well structured and is great to work with some of the great minds in the industry. It equips you with a variety of skills, rather than just being a regular network engineer.

Cons: Initially, you might have to spend some additional time to learn and get to a point where you are able to get used to the working environment.

Unique Network development experience and skills to gain!

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Seattle, Washington, United States

Pros: The overall setup is great. It is well structured and is great to work with some of the great minds in the industry. It equips you with a variety of skills, rather than just being a regular network engineer.

Cons: Initially, you might have to spend some additional time to learn and get to a point where you are able to get used to the working environment.

Great Learning, Great Company

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Pros: Great company to work in the field of computer networking. Good learning curve.

Cons: Not that I can think of.

5.0
Great Learning, Great Company
Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee
July 7, 2022
Pros: Great company to work in the field of computer networking. Good learning curve.
Cons: Not that I can think of.

Great place to work

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

Pros: As you might have seen in the news, Amazon is not known for its employer experience, which seems to me quite unfair. As an engineer, I haven't seen any company treating its employees that well. By far, Amazon is the most customer-centric company, and they treat their employees, from the interview process all the way to the end of the contract, as their customer. You are often asked for your opinion, your feelings, etc. They try to deliver you the best experience possible.

Cons: The amount of work that is required is quite big, even though it is totally bearable and manageable. However, you'll see that the onboarding process is quite long and it takes you time to discover your main tasks.

5.0
Great place to work
Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
April 4, 2022
Pros: As you might have seen in the news, Amazon is not known for its employer experience, which seems to me quite unfair. As an engineer, I haven't seen any company treating its employees that well. By far, Amazon is the most customer-centric company, and they treat their employees, from the interview process all the way to the end of the contract, as their customer. You are often asked for your opinion, your feelings, etc. They try to deliver you the best experience possible.
Cons: The amount of work that is required is quite big, even though it is totally bearable and manageable. However, you'll see that the onboarding process is quite long and it takes you time to discover your main tasks.

Unique Network development experience and skills to gain!

Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee

Seattle, Washington, United States

Pros: The overall setup is great. It is well structured and is great to work with some of the great minds in the industry. It equips you with a variety of skills, rather than just being a regular network engineer.

Cons: Initially, you might have to spend some additional time to learn and get to a point where you are able to get used to the working environment.

4.0
Unique Network development experience and skills to gain!
Network Development Engineer I • Current Employee
Seattle, Washington, United States
July 24, 2022
Pros: The overall setup is great. It is well structured and is great to work with some of the great minds in the industry. It equips you with a variety of skills, rather than just being a regular network engineer.
Cons: Initially, you might have to spend some additional time to learn and get to a point where you are able to get used to the working environment.

Amazon Interview Questions

Two Sum

Find two numbers in a given array that add up to a specific target value, and return their indices. Essentially, you need to efficiently locate the pair that satisfies the sum requirement.

Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock

You're given daily stock prices. Find the maximum profit you can make by buying and selling the stock once. You must buy before you sell.

ArraysDynamic Programming

Reorganize String

Rearrange the characters in a given string such that no two adjacent characters are the same. If such an arrangement is possible, return it; otherwise, return an empty string.

StringsGreedy AlgorithmsArrays

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