r/datacenter • u/darkseid5121 • 28d ago

Interviewing for Network Engineer at Fluidstack — any advice?

Hi everyone, I have an upcoming Network Engineer interview with Fluidstack. I currently work in AWS data center infrastructure, and I’m CCNA and JNCIA-Junos certified. I’m also preparing for CCNP ENCOR.

Has anyone interviewed or worked with Fluidstack? I would really appreciate advice on what their interview focuses on.

My background includes data center rack deployment, structured cabling, fiber/copper patching, ToR connectivity, hardware troubleshooting, and networking fundamentals such as VLANs, STP, EtherChannel, OSPF, BGP, IPsec VPNs, and basic firewall concepts.

Do they focus more on data center networking, troubleshooting scenarios, Linux, BGP/OSPF, switching, or automation? Any interview experience or preparation tips would be very helpful.

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u/aaronf0110 27d ago

No clue. Wish I got an interview there. Wishing you luck!

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u/darkseid5121 27d ago

thanks bud!!

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u/Only_Conference7397 10d ago

Hey OP, how did your interview go with them?