Process
The interview was relatively long and exhausting, as all questions were based on their LP. I found it stupid. The interviewers did not respect the candidate at all. Some interviewers didn't even know how to ask questions properly, which confused me.
Questions
Amazon LP, BGP, OSPF, and coding
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 7 interview experiences for the Amazon Network Development Engineer role in United States.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Amazon's interview process for their Network Development Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Positive57%
Neutral0%
Negative43%
Candidates reported having good feelings for Amazon's Network Development Engineer interview process in United States.
Amazon Work Experiences
3.0
Average Company, Little Employee Focus
Network Development Engineer • Current Employee
Seattle, Washington, United States
November 7, 2021
Pros: Company is about average, I think.
Cons: Very little focused on the employee.
3.0
Great for learning, but work-life balance sucks
Network Development Engineer • Current Employee
Sydney, Australia
March 5, 2024
Pros: - Great minds to work with.
- Great benefits and perks.
Cons: - Micromanagement up to some level.
- There's some level of competency at the managerial level.
- Verticals keep on changing to accommodate tenured manager promotions.
- Work-life balance is not their best forte. People are "expected" to be up at 2 am if they are paged.
4.0
Good place to work with some cons
Network Development Engineer • Current Employee
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
January 30, 2021
Pros: - Good opportunity to learn and contribute in interesting projects.
- Good salary.
- Management takes care of the employee.
Cons: - Working with some teams could be stressful, but that can be easily fixed by changing the team.
- Work-life balance is sometimes not achieved.
- Management frequently changes, which can be annoying.
- You can be easily forgotten and not promoted due to the amount of work and management shifts.
- 3.0Average Company, Little Employee FocusNetwork Development Engineer • Current EmployeeSeattle, Washington, United StatesNovember 7, 2021Pros: Company is about average, I think.Cons: Very little focused on the employee.
- 3.0Great for learning, but work-life balance sucksNetwork Development Engineer • Current EmployeeSydney, AustraliaMarch 5, 2024Pros: - Great minds to work with. - Great benefits and perks.Cons: - Micromanagement up to some level. - There's some level of competency at the managerial level. - Verticals keep on changing to accommodate tenured manager promotions. - Work-life balance is not their best forte. People are "expected" to be up at 2 am if they are paged.
- 4.0Good place to work with some consNetwork Development Engineer • Current EmployeeDublin, Leinster, IrelandJanuary 30, 2021Pros: - Good opportunity to learn and contribute in interesting projects. - Good salary. - Management takes care of the employee.Cons: - Working with some teams could be stressful, but that can be easily fixed by changing the team. - Work-life balance is sometimes not achieved. - Management frequently changes, which can be annoying. - You can be easily forgotten and not promoted due to the amount of work and management shifts.
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