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Data Center Controls Engineer Interview Experience

April 15, 2026
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Process

I applied online. The process took 4 weeks.

Recruiter screen -> technical interview -> behavioral interview -> hiring manager -> final interview with VP/CEO/COO. The full process can take 4 weeks.

  • Recruiter screen: 30 min, mostly chatting about the company and your own experiences
  • Technical interview: 45 min, with a fellow engineer, casual, asking about your experiences and scenario-based technical questions
  • Behavioral interview: 30 min, with a senior manager, question is what's your most difficult challenge, they also ask a bunch of follow-ups to drill down your answer
  • HM interview: 30 min, blend of technical and behavioral questions, they like to ask questions on how you can work fast and under pressure
  • VP/CEO/COO: I didn't get to this part unfortunately, but I guess before this point, the hiring decision is already made.

If you are jumping from a fast-paced and high-pressure place, like Tesla, Amazon, Meta, etc., you should be able to answer those behavioral questions pretty well.

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Interview Statistics

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Fluidstack's interview process for their Data Center Controls Engineer roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Fluidstack's Data Center Controls Engineer interview process.