Good place to work
Good place to work
It feels good to work there.
It is a nice place with nice people. The product they worked on is quite close to hardware, so if you are good at low-level programming, it is a good place to work.
There was not a lot of work for me to do during the internship, perhaps because only the senior engineers were responsible for the core product. The project for the internship was not that good; it was too easy or too far away from the product.
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Arista Networks Interview Questions
Arista Networks Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Contacted by a recruiter. First round is a coding exercise with an engineer. Second round is malloc/free design with a manager. Prepare well for struct, memory, pointers, and bit manipulation. Focus on C skills even though the position is for C++.
Software Engineer
I met Arista at the college job fair. One phone interview, including a coding exercise, was all that was required. I was asked basic C questions regarding: * Structures * Performance times * Algorithms to figure out a binary search problem N
Software Test Engineer
I had one round of technical interviews with the manager. He started by discussing my previous experience and some courses I am taking in my master's program. After that, he asked me about L2 switching and L3 packet flow.
Software Engineer
Nashua, New Hampshire, United StatesJanuary 1, 2022Contacted by a recruiter. First round is a coding exercise with an engineer. Second round is malloc/free design with a manager. Prepare well for struct, memory, pointers, and bit manipulation. Focus on C skills even though the position is for C++.
Software Engineer
Nashua, New Hampshire, United StatesOctober 1, 2015I met Arista at the college job fair. One phone interview, including a coding exercise, was all that was required. I was asked basic C questions regarding: * Structures * Performance times * Algorithms to figure out a binary search problem N
Software Test Engineer
Nashua, New Hampshire, United StatesNovember 1, 2022I had one round of technical interviews with the manager. He started by discussing my previous experience and some courses I am taking in my master's program. After that, he asked me about L2 switching and L3 packet flow.
