Palo Alto Networks Frontend Engineer interview experience

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Santa Clara, CAPosted Mar 2025 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I started with a front-end technical interview with the hiring manager, and then it turned into a four-round onsite loop.

In that loop, I had multiple categories mixed together.

One round was described as a backend knowledge check, but what they actually asked ended up being general questions about React and front-end concepts. Another round was a back-and-forth with the hiring manager. Then there was an algorithm round, followed by a final front-end coding round.

I didn’t receive an offer. What I remember most was that the scope shifted depending on the round—backend language in description didn’t match the actual front-end focus, and that kept me on my toes in the onsite flow.

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