A no-nonsense environment to create great software
A no-nonsense environment to create great software
Great business results, industry-leading products, interesting/innovative software environment, good use of automation, engineers treated with respect.
It's not "Web 2.0", not as many fringe benefits as some other Silicon Valley companies.
Continue to recognize great software as a key differentiator in the networking space.
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Arista Networks Interview Questions
Arista Networks Interview Experiences
Feature Test Engineer
Two 1-hour phone screens (both technical). Three on-site interviews (1 technical, 2 managerial). Technical rounds are difficult. You won't get through if you are not clear on the fundamentals of networking.
Senior Software Engineer
A Director presented his area of responsibility, outlining his view on bringing new hires on board. The presentation was for a group of about 20 candidates and lasted approximately 40 minutes. Most people left afterward with not much interaction.
Software Development Engineer
I applied through LinkedIn. The initial round consisted of two C questions. The second round was with a manager, initially, and then with a director. There were two C questions and one design question. I did well on all of them, and the director ment
Feature Test Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesMay 1, 2014Two 1-hour phone screens (both technical). Three on-site interviews (1 technical, 2 managerial). Technical rounds are difficult. You won't get through if you are not clear on the fundamentals of networking.
Senior Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJune 2, 2018A Director presented his area of responsibility, outlining his view on bringing new hires on board. The presentation was for a group of about 20 candidates and lasted approximately 40 minutes. Most people left afterward with not much interaction.
Software Development Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJuly 12, 2018I applied through LinkedIn. The initial round consisted of two C questions. The second round was with a manager, initially, and then with a director. There were two C questions and one design question. I did well on all of them, and the director ment
