1. Hardware Familiarity What types of computer hardware are you comfortable troubleshooting and replacing? (e.g., CPU, RAM, motherboards, power supplies, sensors, etc.) 2. Hardware/Equipment Brands Which hardware brands and platforms have you worked with? (e.g., Dell, HP, Cisco, Apple, etc.) 3. Operating Systems What experience do you have working within Linux environments? (Specify distros used: Ubuntu, Mint, CentOS, etc.) 4. Networking Knowledge How familiar are you with basic networking concepts and tools? (e.g., DHCP, SSH, TCP/IP, DNS, SMTP, etc.) 6. Debug Scripts Have you used debug scripts or automated testing tools? If yes, describe your process for running and interpreting results. 7. Root Cause Analysis Have you collaborated with engineers or production teams to perform root cause analysis of hardware issues? 8. Testing Experience Can you describe your experience with automated and/or manual hardware testing? 9. Documentation Are you comfortable documenting inspections, failures, and resolutions in a standardized format? 10. Firmware-Level Understanding What is your understanding of POST (Power-On Self-Test) and how have you used it in troubleshooting? 11. Physical Work Requirements Are you comfortable working on ladders/stools to access 7’ tall server racks/cabinets?