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      Low Latency Unix/Linux Technical Engineer Interview

      26 May 2011
      Anonymous interview candidate
      New York, NY
      No offer
      Neutral experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at RBC (New York, NY) in Aug 2010

      Interview

      I had to interview twice with RBC Capital Markets for a job in the UNIX engineering department. The first interview included a written questionnaire as well as an interview with a team. Then came a series of one on one interviews with various members of the team, from consultants to managers. This closed the first round of interviews. I had to visit for a second round of interviews with the business unit or customer for the UNIX engineering group I was interviewing with. This interview with a lot more technical and I felt like the interviewers had attitude and a little of a superiority complex. They asked a lot of conceptual questions as well as pretty deep technical questions with regards to performance and low latency.

      Interview questions [2]

      Question 1

      How do you find what remote hosts connect to a server on a specific port
      1 Answer

      Question 2

      What do your know about the Linux real-time Kernel (RTLinux)
      Answer question
      1

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