The interview process followed the behavioral interview technique with the S.T.A.R. model.
Initially I had off-site phone screenings and hangout sessions to review my interest and potential compatibility for the role. The actual interview process was done on-site in Cambridge for a total of 3 hours.
I was brought into the office where I met with a total of 3 staff members from different teams. 2 of them were remote.
For the remote interview they set up a Google Hangouts session where I video chatted with two team members from the DigitalOcean interview room. I then had a lunch interview with the staff member that was on-site, they paid of course.
The questions were all fair in the style that could be answered with the S.T.A.R. technique.
Overall, this layout was the best I have experienced since graduating college and allowed me to be very clear in what I was capable of.
Tell us about a time when you worked with team members on a challenging project.
What is the coolest malware or hack you have researched or analyzed.
Tell us about a time when a TTP worked better than an IOC.
How do you monitor for malware?
How do you find persistent threats?
How do you integrate yourself into a new team?
How do you like to work with others?
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the DigitalOcean Security Operations Engineer role in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
DigitalOcean's interview process for their Security Operations Engineer roles in Cambridge, Massachusetts is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for DigitalOcean's Security Operations Engineer interview process in Cambridge, Massachusetts.