Process
Aptitude test, Linux test, MongoDB test, MySQL DB test, Oracle DB test, PostgreSQL DB test. After clearing the written exam, they will conduct one more technical round, followed by managerial and HR rounds.
Out of 40 candidates, they selected only 7 or 8 candidates.
Questions
-Aptitude test consists of basic maths but with less time and more questions. -Linux test is very easy. -Database technical test. In this test, you should have at least 2 DB's knowledge.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Red Hat Database Administrator role in India.
Success Rate
Red Hat's interview process for their Database Administrator roles in India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Red Hat's Database Administrator interview process in India.
Red Hat Work Experiences
- 5.0Good place to workDatabase Administrator • Current EmployeePuneNovember 5, 2025Pros: Excellent work-life balance. Managers are good.Cons: Fewer learning opportunities compared to a dynamic market
- 5.0All around amazing place to workSenior Software Quality Engineer • Current EmployeeBrnoDecember 5, 2024Pros: Flexible working hours, remote work, benefits, and open source, where you get to work with people from all around.Cons: The salary is below the average for other positions for the same experience.
- 5.0one of the greatsSenior Principal Solution Architect • Current EmployeeSydneyFebruary 3, 2026Pros: Exceptional freedom to achieve and make a difference to not only the company bottom line but also through open source software. Red Hatters have something in common in that they believe in the value of open source, and this drives a steel thread of culture through the company that is more than the company. It is a movement.Cons: It can be unstructured, very fast, and might seem like chaos. It is not for everyone. The work can be very demanding, but also satisfying. Work-life balance can be challenging; however, people at Red Hat work hard because they want to, not because they are made to.
