Anyone have any insight on what to expect for coding challenge for #google security engineer role? Recruiter told me to expect something more specific to security domain as opposed to normal LC-style DS/algo challenge. As nice as that sounded at first, there’s definitely a wide array of things that could be… (e.g. port scanner, web scraper, subdomain enumerator, log analyzer, packet analyzer, signature scanner, password bruteforcer, etc…). To be honest, none of these are terribly difficult but my ability to hand jam these on the spot is.. well spotty. Appreciate any help!
Any other tips on initial technical screen are also appreciated!
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edit: only speaking for myself and other coding rounds whose feedback I have seen of course. There well may be someone who asks more direct lc type questions.
Being able to do basic ds&algo along with being reasonably familiar with your language of choice should be sufficient. I wouldn't expect something like DP, graph traversals, or knowing the specifics of how something like dijkstras works.