Nice work culture and interesting work.
San Jose is a boring location.
I applied for this job through Cisco's external website. As a former Cisco employee, I found it easy to get phone screens, interviews, and job offers with multiple groups. When I showed up at the interview, it was almost as if they had already deci
I applied online with a referral. There were two interviews: * The first 15 minutes focused on questions about my resume and technical aspects of technologies I used. * The last 15 minutes were dedicated to coding questions. Brush up on recurs
Coding round: Mostly based on pandas, lists, or dictionaries. Real-time scenario-based questions. Current project: Explain the detailed project pipeline with AWS, EMR, Spark, Glue, and Redshift. Behavioral interview: Agile process, team player, sp
I applied for this job through Cisco's external website. As a former Cisco employee, I found it easy to get phone screens, interviews, and job offers with multiple groups. When I showed up at the interview, it was almost as if they had already deci
I applied online with a referral. There were two interviews: * The first 15 minutes focused on questions about my resume and technical aspects of technologies I used. * The last 15 minutes were dedicated to coding questions. Brush up on recurs
Coding round: Mostly based on pandas, lists, or dictionaries. Real-time scenario-based questions. Current project: Explain the detailed project pipeline with AWS, EMR, Spark, Glue, and Redshift. Behavioral interview: Agile process, team player, sp