I first had to take a development exam, building algorithms from scratch. I ended up getting an exemption on that, as scripting is more the focus for this role instead of algorithm development.
Then, I went on to a "power day," which was four straight hours of interviews. After that, I received a call from the recruiter regarding the recommendation from the interviewers.
Tech Interview 1: Evaluate a Dockerfile and find the errors and other missed best practices. Then, a sample JSON file was provided, and I was asked to build a script to process it and extract interesting information.
Tech Interview 2: Describe how you would build a CI/CD pipeline to deploy a new component all the way to production. What Git model would you use?
Behavioral Interview: Pretty standard "describe a time" questions. The one I had a hard time answering was "describe a time when your colleagues said something was impossible, but you were able to deliver it."
Case Interview:
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