The interview involved a phone screen, then 1:1 interviews with 6 people. These lasted more than 5 hours, which was really tiresome. The questions I got mostly matched one from a guy who posted his interview here. They asked very tricky questions like finding the longest palindrome, multiplication with shifting, finding the next larger number that's a power of 2, and a compression algorithm, etc.
I did fairly okay on the programming questions, but honestly, those questions were quite disconnected from my background and experience.
I heard nothing after the interview and pinged the recruiting staff. He said he was going to circle back to me in a day. Two days it has been, and still nothing.
As a working professional, I respected the company and the interview process, so I do expect at least to hear something back. I think that's not too much to ask, I believe.
Longest palindrome in a string.
The following metrics were computed from 25 interview experiences for the F5 Senior Software Engineer role.
F5's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer roles is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having good feelings for F5's Senior Software Engineer interview process.