Typical desktop support questions to learn your thought process when trying to figure out something. 1 to 10 scale on your knowledge of certain technologies like Exchange, Citrix, Operating Systems etc. 1 Being none at all and 10 being some super expert that you will never aspire to.
There was one question that did throw me off which was "why are manhole covers round?" I was confused because I thought I'd seen many square ones before.
About 5 behavioral based questions, provided detailed job description, and overview of expectations snd benefits.
A lot questions, regarding my background and specific cases / problems how to approach them. It was at times a hard interview, quite technical but overall, pretty good. We talked about shaders, pipelines of productions, code c# c++ python, maxscript, tools development etc. Btw it was a long interview, 2 hrs or more.
Questions were mainly about work culture and working as a team to solve issues.
What is your current role? Are you willing to spend most of your time coding /remain technical? Are you willing to travel frequently?
Q. Build a scalable system for handling requests from REST API, stateless requests, and stateful requests with high availability ?
What have you don in the your previous jobs?
Logical and puzzle question with the problem appearing very daunting and challenging
what do you do to resolve an issue when you don't know how the feature works?
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