Still happy after 10 years at F5
Still happy after 10 years at F5
Human first. At F5, leadership takes care of F5ers. F5 has acquired many companies in recent years, allowing employees to work on many areas and topics.
An F5er can start as a Solutions Engineer on ADC and finish as a Solutions Architect on SaaS solutions.
The portfolio is wide, and it is challenging for a Solutions Engineer or Architect to stay up to date on all technologies and their ecosystem.
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F5 Interview Experiences
Solutions Architect
1 hr 2 tech 2 fin. Telephone conversation with 2 people, then video chat with 3 people on 3 different occasions. 2 onsite visits and proposal from HR. I'm not sure how the process really works as it was confusing and sometimes re-iterated. Some of t
Software QA Engineer
This guy calls you unannounced around 7 PM and tells you that due to recent recruiting failures, he wants to ask you some questions. This turned out to be a 30-minute interview. He starts with networking concepts (even if your CV doesn't suggest that
Engineering Manager
Questions are good, but abstract and with no concrete answer. Answered well, but they didn't select me, which is where I got disappointed. I didn't expect it, and I feel it is not fair.
Solutions Architect
Amsterdam, NetherlandsJanuary 1, 20151 hr 2 tech 2 fin. Telephone conversation with 2 people, then video chat with 3 people on 3 different occasions. 2 onsite visits and proposal from HR. I'm not sure how the process really works as it was confusing and sometimes re-iterated. Some of t
Software QA Engineer
IsraelFebruary 1, 2018This guy calls you unannounced around 7 PM and tells you that due to recent recruiting failures, he wants to ask you some questions. This turned out to be a 30-minute interview. He starts with networking concepts (even if your CV doesn't suggest that
Engineering Manager
IndiaAugust 27, 2020Questions are good, but abstract and with no concrete answer. Answered well, but they didn't select me, which is where I got disappointed. I didn't expect it, and I feel it is not fair.
