Me postulé en línea. El proceso tomó 4 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en Amazon en abr 2020
Entrevista
First round was a phone interview with an AWS Security Engineer. It lasted an hour and covered network protocols, TLS/UDP, DNS etc and also threat modelling scenario.
I found out the next day that I had moved onto the next round (the Amazon loop) this was with 5 Amazon employees across software engineering and security teams, 1 was the hiring manager. Each round focused on behavioural questions (Amazon Leadership Principles) and technical questions. The technical questions covered usual network security questions, code review and threat modelling.
I felt a bit out of depth in some areas, but 4/5 people I interviewed with were patient and taught me something new which I appreciated. There was 1 engineer that kept interrupting me and it felt more like an interrogation than an interview at one point but maybe I just wasn’t staying inline with what they were asking.
Overall, even though I wasn’t successful I got some great advice and guidance from the interviewers. It’s a long day of interviewing (5 hours) so it’s good to get something out of it at least.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Go over a specific product and how to threat model for this scenario
First meeting with recruiter collected all information. then meeting scheduled with Hiring Manager: Asked questions from the job description but it was vague in which domain they were looking for.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Experience in Threat Detection and Application Security
It's been described that I will have secure code review task and threat modelling related tasks on the technical interview, followed by Amazon's leadership principles and the star method regarding past experiences.
Online Assessment — likely a technical assessment testing security/coding fundamentals
Phone Screening — an initial conversation, probably with a recruiter or hiring manager
Loop — the full set of one-on-one interviews combining behavioral (Leadership Principles/STAR method) and technical questions