OOnfleet is hiringSoftware Engineer

To protect the integrity of our hiring process and ensure a fair experience for genuine candidates, we've implemented additional verification steps throughout our application and interview process. As a remote-first company, we've seen a rise in fraudulent and automated applications industry-wide, and these measures help us focus our attention on real people with real interest in joining our team. We appreciate your patience as you move through these steps, it helps us get to the right conversations faster, for everyone.

As part of our effort to ensure a fair process for real candidates, we can only move forward with candidates who have their identity verification badge on their LinkedIn profile.

Follow this link to get verified: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a1359065

Optional but recommended: if you work mostly in private repos, your GitHub can look inactive even if you code daily. Update your GitHub settings to show your activity: Profile → Settings → turn on Private contributions. This adds anonymized activity (no repo names or code) to your graph. Skipping won't count against you; adding it helps. (GitLab has the same setting.)

Some options below are not real. This is intentional; we're checking that you actually know Rust. Select only what you've genuinely used.

For this and the following four questions, we want your own genuine words, opinions, and experience. Generic, AI-polished answers will not help you stand out. It will do the opposite. Speak from the heart and let your real, personal experience show.

Be concrete: what you covered with unit vs. integration tests, what you automated beyond that (end-to-end, contract, load), what you checked manually, and what you deliberately chose not to test, and why.