Arista Networks

I interviewed for a Senior Software Engineer position at Arista Networks in Bengaluru. The interview included a Java deadlock scenario, the 'Time Based Key-Value Store' LeetCode problem, and questions on TLS and API debugging. I was ultimately rejected.

I interviewed for an SDE-2 role at Arista Networks. The process included project discussions, system design concepts, and two coding problems. Unfortunately, I was rejected as my solution for the deadlock problem wasn't as optimal as expected.

I interviewed with Arista Networks, solving two DSA problems and answering Java theory questions, but ultimately received a rejection despite feeling confident in my performance.

I interviewed with Arista Networks, going through two technical rounds that assessed my coding skills on problems like String to Integer (atoi) and strlen implementation, alongside questions on projects, OS concepts, and networking. I was ultimately rejected.

I interviewed with Arista Networks for a role involving three rounds. I cleared the initial DSA round but was rejected after the second round, which included system design and further technical questions.

I interviewed for an SDE 3 role at Arista Networks. I was rejected in the first technical round after attempting two Data Structures & Algorithms problems.

I interviewed for a backend role at Arista Networks in Bangalore, undergoing three rounds focused on DSA, core concepts, HLD/LLD, and project discussion. Despite receiving positive feedback after each round, the position was ultimately filled by another candidate, likely due to my remote location hindering an in-person final round.

I had an interview at Arista Networks for a role that involved two rounds, covering data structures & algorithms, low-level design, and system design, leveraging my 6 years of experience.