
Distil Networks Interview Questions
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Technical Support Analyst
Got a call from the recruiter following an internal employee referral. The recruiter set up an interview with the hiring manager, happening a month after the initial phone screening. This part was to check if I was a good fit. Then, there were two technical interviews, one over the phone and one in person, with other engineers on the support team. Before the recruiter finally got back with an offer, there was another interview with a senior manager. But, after I accepted the offer and finished five rounds of interviews, the recruiter called back to say there was a hiring freeze and they were withdrawing the offer.
- Can you tell me what research you conducted on our company?
- Could you describe your knowledge of DNS?
- Could you describe your knowledge of BGP Anycast?
Account Executive
It was a pretty chill interview process. Started with a phone screen with the recruiter, who was good at getting to know me and telling me about the company and culture. Then I had a phone interview with a Senior Account Executive, followed by an onsite with that person and the VP of Sales. The VP was training new hires, so I didn't get much time with him initially, but he called me later to make sure we covered everything. Overall, it was a good experience and things went smoothly. Scheduling was easy and everyone was responsive. After I got the offer, the recruiting team was helpful with any questions I had.
- Can you discuss your previous work experience and the kinds of accounts you've sold to?
- Describe a deal you lost and the lessons you took away from it.
Software Engineer
The interview process included a phone screen, a manager phone interview, and a VP phone interview. This was followed by a 6-hour on-site interview with prospective managers, various C-level individuals, and the team. It was a long but enjoyable process with in-depth discussions about the role's processes and duties. The behavioral portion was thorough to ensure team fit.
- Can you explain the steps involved in setting up an API?
IT Security Analyst
The interview process was professional and on time. It wrapped up in about two weeks. All the questions asked felt relevant to IT security, and nothing seemed out of left field. HR was helpful with any logistical questions I had. The technical part showed a real passion for the field, and the questions reflected that, not just generic ones from a quick search.
- Can you tell me about difficulties you've encountered with documentation?
Distil Networks Interview Questions
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“Could you collect statistics from the access log?”
Read reports →“Can you explain JavaScript array copy?”
Read reports →“Could you explain the TCP IP handshake?”
Read reports →“What do you know about PHP sockets?”
Read reports →“Could you describe your knowledge of BGP Anycast?”
Read report →“Can you explain the steps involved in setting up an API?”
Read report →“Can you explain what TDD is?”
Read report →“What would you do with the extra space if you were given a 10X10 booth instead of a 10X20 to draw in and connect with attendees?”
Read report →“Could you describe your knowledge of NGINX servers?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 18 Distil Networks interview reports.