A recruiter reached out to me after coming across my resume. I spoke with her on the phone for about 30 minutes for what I presume to be the initial phone screening. Afterwards, she signed me up for a hiring event in McLean. The hiring event consisted of a speed dating format of a series of interviews, the number depends on how many teams are interested in you. They give you a survey that you fill out with your preferred teams after the interviews.
The speed dating format can leave you a little winded, so be sure to keep on your toes. In my opinion the interviews were more so behavioral and weren’t the least bit technical. It was more of going through your resume and talking about the different things you’ve done. I was asked a little bit on Vcenter, datacenters, and some basic object oriented programming questions. Very high level and conceptual.
The interviews were okay and easy going. However I didn’t receive any feedback whatsoever afterwards even though I felt that they went well and reached out to the recruiters. So be mindful of that. They might not reach out afterwards. But all is fair in recruiting and job hunting. No hard feelings.
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Booz Allen Hamilton's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in McLean, Virginia is on the easier side as most engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Booz Allen Hamilton's Software Engineer interview process in McLean, Virginia.