Computer Network Architects

Prepare for a skype case interview. Didn't throw any curveballs, just prepare as you would normally for a case interview (practice math, have a few handy stats ready). Make sure you outline a structure in how you will approach the case and walk through your thought process

A majority of my behavioral interview questions have been about team work and leadership. As an engineer, you will rarely work alone. You will have to learn to work in a team, and often time these teams aren't perfect. They will ask you things like how you displayed leadership, or how you would h...

To succeed as a Network Engineer, you need a solid technical background. Knowing coding, circuits, and/or VBA was very useful at my function. Again, my role was probably very different from an actual Network Engineer, but as an intern these skills were core and helped me do work some of the other...

A majority of my behavioral interview questions have been about team work and leadership. As an engineer, you will rarely work alone. You will have to learn to work in a team, and often time these teams aren't perfect. They will ask you things like how you displayed leadership, or how you would h...

To succeed as a Network Engineer, you need a solid technical background. Knowing coding, circuits, and/or VBA was very useful at my function. Again, my role was probably very different from an actual Network Engineer, but as an intern these skills were core and helped me do work some of the other...

The interview was fairly standard, believe it or not! The questions were along the lines of "Why would you be interested in The Walt Disney Company?", to questions about why you are interested in network engineering and your experiences with networking. There were no trick questions! It was very ...

It varied almost daily. Some days it was just working on Visio diagrams and watching emails to follow up on new or existing projects. Other days would have a meeting or two (sometimes more!), whether in person or over video conferencing. Finally, the most exciting part, there would be days where ...

Firstly, I went through the IT website of SJSU and saw what they actually do. Spoke to people working at IT to know more about their current projects and their work.Asked my team more about my role and saw where I could fit in and as this was as an internship, I cross verified if the role would h...

Be prepared on the networking knowledge from L2 to L7.Understand the detail traffic flows when you visit a website.TCP/UDP packet header details, usage of it.HTTPS traffic flows in detail; SSL protocol understandingRouting protocol like BGP, OSPFNetwork Loadbalancer basic conceptLinux skill in ne...

It is a pretty busy life. You will be faced with many challenges and you are expected to give the solution to the problem.It involves working with technical teams from both companies and finding best possible solution. It may so happen that the job would require multiple people working from same ...

I glance through the topics pertaining to networking which I have learnt over the years.As we all know that an interview is simply no all about technical aspects, I make sure to have a 360 degree knowledge about other things as well. Those include current affairs, business in corporate works, wor...

Intermediate knowledge of infrastructure including networking, security and server administration will go a long way. VMware, Cisco, Microsoft and Dell (servers and SAN) are heavily employed. Riverbed Steelhead and LogRhythm are pluses but not required. Experience with audit compliance and vulner...

Prepare for a skype case interview. Didn't throw any curveballs, just prepare as you would normally for a case interview (practice math, have a few handy stats ready). Make sure you outline a structure in how you will approach the case and walk through your thought process

You should have a good understanding of VPNs, General router/switch configurations and have a decent understanding of how projects and timelines are run. While I was working for Harman I traveled nearly 50% of the time had to be ready to get on a plane when needed. Additionally, having a strong d...

I did both project management and networking. So, I managed the network at a company Harman had purchased called AMX. They had 17 sites so I was responsible for making sure those were operational. Additionally, I managed infrastructure projects and was sent to smaller locations to set up small ne...

Make sure you are prepared to talk about your networking experience. Brush up on networking terminology if you are not currently in a role that deals with it daily. Try to find out ahead of time what type of environment they have (juniper/cisco/extreme/etc) so you can further speak to your knowle...

Dealing with day-to-day tickets or calls that come in regarding ports that need activated or are broken. Supporting other departments with moves/changes of departments throughout campus. That is balanced with projects for refreshing switch hardware and other ongoing projects throughout the univer...

Hi,To prepare for an interview for the Network engineer position at Fidelity, you should have a knowledge about the following:1> Good knowledge and hands-on experience with working on Cisco/HP routers and switches, Juniper/Checkpoint firewalls, Bluecoat proxy, F5/Avi load balancers, DNS ,Axway FT...

From my 2 years experience working at Fidelity, I would say that it was exciting. You can't generally predict how your day would be. I have had days where I didn't have any work or negligible work, but there were days when everyone in my team was on a bridge call working on different issues. It w...

Be prepared to walk around a lot or do something new every day. You will be working with a variety of systems and equipment and there will be different procedures to follow for each task. There is usually some documentation to tell you how to go about each task, and you'll almost always have a pa...

The best way to prepare for an interview is the make sure you understand the basics of networking and have a solid foundation of troubleshooting network connectivity issues. For the interview, be prepared to answer questions about routing protocols, such as BGP and OSPF, and understand the basics...

The position of a Staff Network Engineer at GE Digital can entail different things and might refer to different roles within the same company. First, read carefully the job posting and the description of the profile that the hiring manager is looking for. Networking can be a broad term even among...

Dress professionally study network information and general questions. bring extra resume copies be smart and dont say I know when you dont.

A good way to prepare would be to brush up on same basic concepts of networking such as the layers of the OSI Reference Model, routers, switches, and IP addresses. In addition to this, make sure you have relevant hands- on experience and also programming skills such as Java and C++.

Work at Cisco is not confined to a 9 to 5 clock, employees have flexibility to choose their hours but any employee/engineer learns best and flourishes in the company of other smart men and women around him/her so adjusting to your team dynamics is important. Other than that, a day in the life of ...

A majority of my behavioral interview questions have been about team work and leadership. As an engineer, you will rarely work alone. You will have to learn to work in a team, and often time these teams aren't perfect. They will ask you things like how you displayed leadership, or how you would h...

To succeed as a Network Engineer, you need a solid technical background. Knowing coding, circuits, and/or VBA was very useful at my function. Again, my role was probably very different from an actual Network Engineer, but as an intern these skills were core and helped me do work some of the other...

Interviewing at Cisco consists of two parts, behavioral and technical. For technical, you can prep using books or sites like LeetCode or HackerRank. The important thing in your technical interview is to communicate with the interviewer your approach and how you're viewing the problem. It's good t...

Intermediate knowledge of infrastructure including networking, security and server administration will go a long way. VMware, Cisco, Microsoft and Dell (servers and SAN) are heavily employed. Riverbed Steelhead and LogRhythm are pluses but not required. Experience with audit compliance and vulner...

The position of a Staff Network Engineer at GE Digital can entail different things and might refer to different roles within the same company. First, read carefully the job posting and the description of the profile that the hiring manager is looking for. Networking can be a broad term even among...

You need to have studied computer networking or have experience with networking computers. Your should understand active directory and applying group policies. If possible find out what phone system they are currently using and learn about their system. You also need to understand how to network ...

Once you arrive at your desk in the morning you will answer all emails, and check your customer communication system for any pending jobs. You must complete the work of all high priority jobs first and then check the job log for other pending jobs. Your time will be spent calling customers and to...

Roles and Responsibilities that I did as a Associate Test Engineer: • Involved in execution of automated testcases and rectifying the script errors (800+ automated scripts) • Development of new automation scripts using python and selenium • Created test plan and test strategy for various releases...