Rather non-technical, really. To the point that it makes me question their hiring process and the caliber of the people I'd be working with at this corporation.
Most companies I know of that hire decent people vet them through a series of interviews. I literally just had one in-person, somewhat technical interview (design a system, no coding).
They were nice enough to fly me out to San Jose for the interview, so I'd say overall the experience was positive.
Explain how you would design a large-scale cloud system. What things would you take into account? Scalability, backups, sharding, etc.
I told him what I knew from my limited experience of scaling, and he helped me out in certain places.
The following metrics were computed from 271 interview experiences for the Oracle Software Engineer role in United States.
Oracle's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Oracle's Software Engineer interview process in United States.