"When hiring a technical manager, an employer will look for candidates with the management skills and industry knowledge to oversee company projects that require members to have large amounts of technical knowledge, usually in the form of programming and software development. Some of the interview questions you may be asked will target your management experience and philosophy while others will focus on your understanding of the technical processes you will be working with in the project."
Tell me briefly about yourself How do you resolve a project which is delayed? How do you change control? How do you manage delivery closure? Explain project management end to end? Explain the Web services part for a PVR movie ticketing platform Explain the project you are currently working on How do you get involved with other teams to get this project /what sort of cooperation do you get from them What is your role/contribution in your current project
What happens when you enter a website in the computer browser? What is DNS zone? What is DNS cache and how it works? What is traceroute and how is it created? Types of DNS records? How does a session get established in TCP? What are the use cases for UDP? How is UDP different from TCP? How does HTTP get secured? If client A and client B have public key, can they decrypt each other sessions? What is a container and concepts around it. Technologies that allow/run containers (that are not in AWS). How would you protect yourself against DNS poisoning or other DNS attacks? Difference between SQL and NoSQL. Use cases for NoSQL. How would you troubleshoot a performance issue on Windows server. What tools would you use and how? Name some languages that do not need a compiler and what are their advantages? What is the black/red environment setup? What is the recent project you are most proud of, why and what was your role? Can you give me an example where you resolved a complex technical problem with a simple solution?
First round was more on the AWS service they have on a very high level, if you're a certified AWS Associate this should be eassy-peassy for you. Second round was on reviewing an architecture and then letting you decide which AWS services you would use to implement the architecture.
Nothing was asked since there was no reply.
Behavioral and System design-based problems were asked.
What's the difference between EBS and EFS.
What is DB Schema what does it contains?
Tell me about a time you went above and beyond for a customer.
Hard to say - I tried to get as many details about the position as possible and it feels like I did most of the talking.
General questions about troubleshooting tactics.
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