- a simple coding task (render a certain HTML using given inputs) - two more coding sessions of a similar complexity - designing a control system for a certain real-world task - a deep-dive style interview on how virtualization in Linux kernel works (shadow page tables, etc) At the end of each section, an interviewer took one or two of the infamous Amazon's 14 Leadership Principles and asked to tell them about a situation when I had to apply it.
Do I have a 401K that I needed help rolling over.
What's the most important thing to take into account when collecting data from various different sensors?
What is Radia
Teamwork working in a team and how do you handle pressure
Tell me about yourself? What is your redhat environment?
Are you more of a developer who does some system administration, or a sysadmin who does some development?
Would you be willing to relocate to Denver.
What distinguishes between a good systems document and a bad systems document?
What was one of the most difficult situations you had to deal with when interacting with a customer?
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