There was the standard "describe a time" type of questions for most of the non technical interviews. Since this role involves an immense amount of learning, the technical questions covered more fundamental concepts. I was asked to do a for loop, but the majority of the questions didn't require much more coding than that. There was one back end concept that I was unfamiliar with so be sure to think full stack in your preparations. Also as a future consultant your ability to navigate a question you aren't familiar with will shine here.

How do you deal with difficult customers? How do you keep up with technology changing? What is subnet mask of a /24?