Linux Foundation interview questions

Very detailed interview process involving multiple one on one phone calls that were a week or so apart. Everyone was very nice and asked pretty standard interview questions, nothing meant to throw you off. Felt like they were really trying to get to know you as a person and see if it was a good fit for them and for you. There was also personality and logic testing that felt quite difficult.

I did a phone screen with Eric. He was at the Embedded Linux Conference, so it was noisy. He was also on the conference wifi, so audio+video were spotty. He did apologize for the noise. He mentioned that I might be overqualified. I reluctantly agreed but talked about the possibility of moving up later on, and he confirmed that is possible. We talked about the salary range a bit, which was a bit low but roughly what I expected for a non-profit. We discussed working remotely, which I have done for a few years. We talked about the requirement of obtaining a LFCS certification for the position. I have an RHCSA+RHCE so this requirement is silly, but I was willing to obtain it anyways. I sent a follow-up email and never heard back. Overall I am disappointed at how the foundation is being represented to potential candidates. I'm a huge open-source+Linux advocate and I've been a bit turned off by the lack of respect and consideration shown to a potential candidate here.