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Site Reliability Engineer Interview Experience - Italy

February 1, 2023
Positive ExperienceNo Offer

Process

6 rounds of the hiring process (CV check, screening, take-home test, tech 1.0 (discussion about the code of the take-home test), tech 2.0 (system design), and managerial interview) One of the best hiring processes I have ever had in my life:

  • Fast feedback (in less than 24 hours) after every step
  • Respectful people
  • Learned a lot from every stage (especially the system design phase)

Notes:

  • Be honest and precise, these guys will ask you about the details of the details.
  • I passed all the interview stages, but unfortunately didn't get the offer at the end because of some bad points in both technical and behavioral interviews, I will improve my skills and definitely re-apply after 6 months.

Questions

Take-home test: Medium network application system (but they really care about the structure and the README file, the security concerns, and how you could deploy it).

Tech1.0:

  • Discuss the code
  • Security Questions (especially about TLS)
  • Networking Questions
  • Observability, service meshes, K8s

Tech2.0: A typical system design interview but with so many details, especially with security concerns.

Managerial:

  • Tell me about something I can't see in your CV.
  • What do you expect from your manager?
  • Tell me about a conflict you had with your teammates and manager?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the N26 Site Reliability Engineer role in Italy.

Success Rate

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Pass Rate

N26's interview process for their Site Reliability Engineer roles in Italy is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for N26's Site Reliability Engineer interview process in Italy.