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Nutanix Interview Experiences
3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- Guidelines Promised Three Rounds, Got Two Algorithm Interviews InsteadNutanix · Software Engineer · Senior+ · Technical Screen · Aug 2026Rejected
The phone screen just asked a few casual questions, then they sent an OA on HackerRank — 3 questions, an hour and a half total. After I finished it I got the interview, and what was pretty ridiculous is that the guidelines they sent and what the actual interview turned out to be were completely different. The intro said 3 rounds: one coding round, one "Advanced problem-solving coding" round, and…
- Nutanix Account Executive interview: clear recruiter, manager and country-manager processNutanix · Account Executive · HR Screen · Jul 2026Withdrew
I started with a recruiter interview that felt professional and easy to talk through. The recruiter explained what they would focus on and encouraged me to understand the company background so I could speak about it in context. The process then continued with the hiring manager and a higher country-level manager, with prompt updates and feedback. The format was clear, so I did not spend time wond…
- Nutanix Account Executive interview: recruiter-led offer discussionNutanix · Account Executive · Other · Jul 2026Offer
I started with a clear, professional exploratory call with a recruiter. Soon after, I spoke with the sales manager who would have been my direct boss and then the country leader. The recruiter followed up to say the process had been positive and discussed what an offer and the next steps would likely look like. That follow-through made the direction of the process much clearer. Leadership was inv…
- Nutanix Software Engineer interview experience: graph states and C++ debuggingNutanix · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026Offer
I had a compact two-round process that was intense but fair. The first round lasted roughly 35 minutes and combined problem solving with debugging. I worked on a graph prompt that began simply and gained constraints and state transitions, so choosing the right state representation and keeping the solution efficient mattered. That round also included debugging a multi-page C++ linked-list program,…
- Site Reliability Engineer interview at Nutanix: interview experienceNutanix · Site Reliability Engineer · Jul 2026
The technical interview was grounded in SRE essentials. I was asked about Linux commands, virtualization, operating-system and computer-network concepts, as well as my resume and projects. The questions kept returning to core computing knowledge rather than anything flashy. The overall difficulty felt average, but it still tested whether my knowledge was solid. I made some mistakes because I was…