I recently got my degree. The entire process until its end took 4 months.

I got the opportunity through a recruiter who contacted me on LinkedIn on March 3rd. The job opening was for London, Dublin (which I chose), or Tel Aviv.

The first step was a phone screen interview with some basic, straightforward questions (both technical and non-technical).

Two weeks later, I did the first remote technical interview. It was a 45-minute coding interview with two problems to solve. Within two days, they gave me positive feedback, and I proceeded to the second remote technical interview, which focused on systems (Linux, basically).

After two weeks, I had that interview and, on the next day, they told me I succeeded. Then, they finally scheduled the on-site interview, which took place in Buenos Aires (I'm from Brazil) on June 24th, with hotel and other reasonable expenses covered by the company. It consisted of a loop of five interviews:

• Coding (again)
• Systems (again)
• Networking
• System design
• Soft skills, with a manager

Unfortunately, on July 4th, they called me to inform me that my performance was not enough on the coding and networking interviews, despite the feedback being "quite positive".

Although I did not get the offer, the entire process was very tidy, and the negative feedback at the end was fair, for the majority.

What is the swap area, regarding memory? (Systems)

Create a protocol similar to memcached. (Networking)