Veeam Software Qa Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
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Veeam Software
QA Engineer
Mid Average Negative experience No offer 4 rounds
Interview process
Recruiter call Phone screen Technical screen Take home
Interview formats
Technical Coding Behavioral
If you're looking to spend over 5 hours interviewing across a month, only to get a standard rejection email, Veeam is the place to apply. I expected more feedback given the time I invested. It was a professional recruitment process overall, but it lacked empathy and basic courtesy at the end.
Confirmed questions8 questions
- How would you test or quality control a mechanical bathroom scale?
- Can you explain the difference between NTFS and FAT32 file systems?
- What distinguishes OS-level file compression from 3rd party file compression?
Veeam Software
QA Engineer
Entry Difficult Positive experience Accept offer 4 rounds
Interview process
Technical screen Take home Technical screen Onsite
Interview formats
Technical Coding Behavioral Presentation
So the whole interview process for the Junior QA Engineer role at Veeam took about a month and a half. It was split into three main parts. First, there was an online test that lasted an hour, then I had a chat with a QA Team Leader about Linux and Windows system admin stuff and also had to come up with test cases for some situations. After that, I got a take-home assignment to test how DHCP and DNS servers behave, which I had plenty of time for. Then, there was a one-hour technical interview focusing on DNS, DHCP, and subnetting. The last interview was a two-hour panel with three QA Team Leaders, where we went over Linux/Windows admin, DNS, DHCP, and subnetting again, plus some brain teasers and simple math, and I had to design more test cases. HR was super communicative the whole time via email, always on top of things. The best part was how relaxed and friendly the QA Team Leaders made the interviews, which really helped me do my best.
Confirmed questions6 questions
- Questions about general networking concepts
- Questions about DNS
- Questions about Active Directory
Veeam Software
Senior QA Engineer
Senior Average Neutral experience No offer 3 rounds
Interview process
Take home Technical screen Recruiter call
Interview formats
Technical Coding
I applied via LinkedIn. They responded very quickly and gave me a task. A week later, they invited me to take a math and logic test.
Confirmed questions3 questions
- They made me a previous task
- and then I had an interview
- and another task with maths and logical questions
Veeam Software Qa Engineer Interview Questions
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“Given that one squirrel eats 1.5 nuts in 1.5 hours, calculate the number of nuts that 9 squirrels would consume in 9 hours.”
Read reports →“Out of the numbers 1 to 100, how many times does the digit 7 show up?”
Read reports →“Considering Sasha is looking at Olga and Olga is looking at Andrew, with Sasha having children and Andrew not, can we determine if someone with children is looking at someone without children? Provide 'Yes', 'No', or 'Cannot be determined' and explain why.”
Read reports →“If a bacterium duplicates itself every second in a glass, and the glass becomes full after one minute, at what precise time is the glass 1/8 full?”
Read reports →“Sasha is looking at Olga, and Olga’s looking at Andrew. Sasha has children, and Andrew does not. Is a person who has children looking at a person who does not have children? The answer options are "Yes", "No", "Cannot be determined". Explain your reasoning.”
Read report →“Regarding the logic puzzle, Sasha is observing Olga, and Olga is observing Andrew. Sasha has kids, Andrew doesn't. Is a person with children looking at a person without children? Provide "Yes", "No", or "Cannot be determined" and your justification.”
Read report →“Sasha is looking at Olga, and Olga is looking at Andrew. Sasha has children, and Andrew does not. Is a person with children looking at a person without children? Your options are "Yes", "No", or "Cannot be determined". Explain how you arrived at your answer.”
Read report →“Describe the key differences between NTFS and FAT32, including features like fault tolerance, compression, encryption, journaling, and security.”
Read report →“How many mechanical weighing scales do you estimate are currently in use in the Czech Republic, and what is your reasoning for this estimate?”
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