Network Engineer loops test Network troubleshooting, Network Engineering and Network Architecture first, then Problem Solving and BGP (Border Gateway Protocol). Everything below is aggregated from 1,974 candidate reports and 60 company guides.
My process began with an HR call, and then I was scheduled to speak with an infrastructure manager. That first meeting never happened—the interviewer didn’t show up—and what really stood out was that the second call didn’t acknowledge the missed start at all. I remember feeling thrown off by how unprofessional it made
After a recruiter touchpoint, I ended up in a fairly relaxed technical conversation where the focus was mostly on core electronics and networking fundamentals. I got pulled into basic electronic concepts, then quickly moved into networking material like the OSI and TCP/IP models, common networking protocols, and the us
