Infrastructure engineers are responsible for building and maintaining digital networks. In your interview for an infrastructure engineer position, be prepared to answer technical questions about IT systems and software. Interviewers may also ask non-technical questions to assess your communication and time management skills.
When Google first started, you would type in the search phrase and get the results. But now, when you start typing, Google gives you auto-completion suggestions for your query. Design such a system. (Has nothing to do with the job description, requirements, and I have never done anything like that, and the interviewer expected not just good effort, but actual knowledge of how such a system is done, with billions of users doing billions of queries at the same time around the world).
Describe a difficult task and how you resolved it.
What are some previous projects you've worked on that may have fallen in the realm of this position?
There was no difficult questions. The interview was so easy it was practically insulting.
Mostly discussing about your experience and what you have done in the past jobs
What was your role at your last job? How many servers did you manage at your last job?
Name a time when you had to work with a difficult person, how you handled the situation, and what was the outcome?
Network related coding question in my coding interview
What are some concerns surrounding IoT motion sensor security?
How many years you have experience with the role? Tell us of a time you led a project?
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