
Fortinet Web Developer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Fortinet.
Web Developer
So, I interviewed for the fortigate front-end team for a Web developer-1 position. First was a 3-hour online test with 5 questions. It covered getting and filtering JSON data for display with specific CSS, an algorithm problem, a Javascript function for filtering JSON, network diagram analysis focusing on IP/ports and NAT, and a C-language question about pointers. Then, there was a 2-hour in-person interview where we talked about my resume, I did a Javascript coding question, analyzed a given code snippet to predict its output, and discussed browser requests, GET/POST differences, and some Linux commands.
- For a data structure that's an object containing lists of objects, each with its own list, write a function to display serial numbers using BFS.
- Could you write a set timeout function and return a promise?
- In C language, how would you capitalize a string without using any library?
Web Developer
The interview process started with a written technical test that had a 2-hour time limit and included 5 coding questions in 3 different languages, plus an optional bonus question submitted after the time was up. After that, there was a resume discussion with a manager where some technical questions were asked, but it felt more like a screening. The last interview was a panel interview where they reviewed the answers from the written test. I spent at least 10 hours total on the process, including the bonus question. I got a standard rejection email a few days after the third interview, which seemed to go well, and the recruiter wouldn't give any feedback on why I wasn't selected. I thought the job sounded okay, but their communication wasn't great.
- Were there multiple valid candidate solutions for the questions in the 3rd interview, and did the interview focus on finding one specific 'correct' solution?
Web Developer
First, there was a written test. Interns don't need to do this part. Then, two team managers interviewed me. One of them asked about the stuff on my resume to check if I was truthful and to see my limits. The other manager reviewed my answers from the written test and asked why I answered them that way, to understand my thinking process.
- Can you list and explain the most frequently used Git commands?
- What are your thoughts on the network-related questions and their answers?
- Could you provide more in-depth information about the projects mentioned in your resume?
Fortinet Web Developer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Fortinet interview reports.
“How would you write Python code to generate a reversed copy of a list?”
Read reports →“Can you provide Python code to create an identical copy of a list?”
Read reports →“Could you implement a verifier for IPv6 strings?”
Read reports →“In C language, how would you capitalize a string without using any library?”
Read reports →“Could you implement a verifier for IPv4 strings?”
Read report →“Write code to make a fetch request and then filter the returned data.”
Read report →“Regarding CSS selector priority, which one takes precedence and should be applied first?”
Read report →“Write a SQL script to perform the actions 'x' and 'y'.”
Read report →“In terms of CSS, what styling gets applied first?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 38 Fortinet interview reports.