Had an internal referral for the AWS Cloud Engineer position. Talked with the recruiter quickly just to see if I’d be interested in the position. From there, I had a phone screen with the hiring manager and his boss asking me some basic technical questions (difference between while loop vs. for loop). After passing that, I was invited for an on-site interview. Had 4 rounds of interviews: 2 Job Fit interviews, 1 Behavioral interview, and 1 Case interview. The Job Fit and Behavioral interviews had 2 interviewers in the room, while the case interview just had one. Job Fit just went over my technical skills, coding problem, troubleshooting problem, do I understand what an Ansible role is doing, etc. The Behavioral is more communication ability and based off STAR (Situation/Task, Action, Result) pattern. The case interview can really be anything, from a math problem to a coding problem or something in between. I stumbled quite a bit in the case interview, and even though I figured it out in the end, I needed a lot of guidance to get through it.
Next day, I get a call from the recruiter saying they are passing. I struggled a bit with the troubleshooting portion of the interview (guess the role requires a lot of troubleshooting) as well as the case interview I mentioned above. All-in-all, I’m not upset, but realize that Capital One just isn’t the company for me after not getting an offer 3 times.
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The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Capital One AWS Cloud Engineer role in Wilmington, Delaware.
Capital One's interview process for their AWS Cloud Engineer roles in Wilmington, Delaware is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Capital One's AWS Cloud Engineer interview process in Wilmington, Delaware.