Red Hat

Automation Quality Engineering Interview Experience - Raleigh, North Carolina

February 1, 2018

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

It was a two-round interview process. I applied for the job through the Red Hat jobs portal. The first round was with the manager. The next round was conducted by the actual team (total 3 persons).

The questions were asked from:

Python
Networks
Operating Systems
Virtualization

Questions

They asked me to define Spectre and Meltdown.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Red Hat Automation Quality Engineering role in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

Red Hat's interview process for their Automation Quality Engineering roles in Raleigh, North Carolina is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

Positive100%

Neutral0%

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Red Hat's Automation Quality Engineering interview process in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Red Hat Work Experiences

Nice colleagues depending on teams

Solutions Architect • Current Employee

Pros: Good harmonious focus with the marketing, sales, and presales team.

Cons: Poor support from other overlay such as TAM/Customer Success. You’ll have to endure their disconnect with the ground from a lack of customer focus. The loss of open source beliefs and transparency.

Nice colleagues depending on teams

Solutions Architect • Current Employee

Pros: Good harmonious focus with the marketing, sales, and presales team.

Cons: Poor support from other overlay such as TAM/Customer Success. You’ll have to endure their disconnect with the ground from a lack of customer focus. The loss of open source beliefs and transparency.

Good place to bulit your career

Associate Software Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: A lot of people with experience, and work is not too hard. A lot of access to learning materials.

Cons: Need a lot of self work, and not a lot of juniors and mentoring.

Good place to bulit your career

Associate Software Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: A lot of people with experience, and work is not too hard. A lot of access to learning materials.

Cons: Need a lot of self work, and not a lot of juniors and mentoring.

Great culture

Senior Quality Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: Open source exposure is great.

Cons: Career growth can be difficult.

Senior Quality Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: Open source exposure is great.

Cons: Career growth can be difficult.

Nice colleagues depending on teams

Solutions Architect • Current Employee

Pros: Good harmonious focus with the marketing, sales, and presales team.

Cons: Poor support from other overlay such as TAM/Customer Success. You’ll have to endure their disconnect with the ground from a lack of customer focus. The loss of open source beliefs and transparency.

5.0
Nice colleagues depending on teams
Solutions Architect • Current Employee
Singapore
June 27, 2025
Pros: Good harmonious focus with the marketing, sales, and presales team.
Cons: Poor support from other overlay such as TAM/Customer Success. You’ll have to endure their disconnect with the ground from a lack of customer focus. The loss of open source beliefs and transparency.

Good place to bulit your career

Associate Software Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: A lot of people with experience, and work is not too hard. A lot of access to learning materials.

Cons: Need a lot of self work, and not a lot of juniors and mentoring.

4.0
Good place to bulit your career
Associate Software Engineer • Former Employee
Tel Aviv-Yafo
June 8, 2024
Pros: A lot of people with experience, and work is not too hard. A lot of access to learning materials.
Cons: Need a lot of self work, and not a lot of juniors and mentoring.

Great culture

Senior Quality Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: Open source exposure is great.

Cons: Career growth can be difficult.

4.0
Great culture
Senior Quality Engineer • Current Employee
Mumbai
July 27, 2024
Pros: Open source exposure is great.
Cons: Career growth can be difficult.

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