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Security Solution Architect, Technical Business Development Interview Experience - Santa Clara, California

June 1, 2018
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Process

It was a lot easier than I thought it would be. The focus seemed to be more on writing code than on how one would actually architect a solution. I was asked to describe past solutions that I had architected. Keep in mind that they are very security-focused, so try to use security-related examples, as normal networking or application architectures seem to go over their heads. It's best to keep your examples to Python, as things like Node.js or Golang are something they have no experience with.

They admit that they are lacking in marketing to their field and in creating videos to highlight solutions created, but they don't seem to be in any hurry to add anyone with experience in that area.

Questions

Given an event stream from the partner's node, how would you create an app to apply user security rules for access to a set of URLs to the NGFW?

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