Technical Interviewing with Renish
I run structured technical interviews that help teams understand how candidates think, build, debug, communicate, and make tradeoffs.
A technical interview should answer one question: can this person do the work with the team you actually have? Somehow the industry turned that into whiteboard theatre, trick questions, and candidates memorising 47 ways to reverse a linked list. I prefer signal.
My interviews are role-focused. For a backend engineer, we discuss APIs, data models, failure modes, and debugging. For a frontend engineer, we discuss UI state, accessibility, performance, and maintainability. For cloud roles, we talk operations, scaling, and incidents, because production has a personality.
The output is a clear evaluation, not a vague vibe. Strengths, risks, recommendation, and the evidence behind it.
What I can help with
- Role-specific interview design
- Live technical interviews
- Structured scoring rubric
- Written candidate evaluation
- Hiring recommendations with risks and follow-up areas
Useful stack
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FAQ
Can you run interviews for my company?
Yes. I can design and run technical interviews for software, full stack, backend, frontend, cloud, and architecture-oriented roles.
Do you use LeetCode-style questions?
Only when they genuinely match the role. Most teams get better signal from practical design, debugging, code review, and tradeoff discussions.
What does the company receive after the interview?
A structured evaluation with strengths, gaps, evidence, and a recommendation. Not just "seems good", which is how hiring mistakes learn to walk.