Technical interview: what is REST; what is an ORM; how should you work databases in a microservice-oriented architecture; is there any special treatment for AngularJS projects before releasing to production; how do you build an AngularJS applications and how do you consume webservices from it; how would you count the number of rows of a SQL select query. Behavioral interview: tell me about a bug you recently fixed; what do you do to produce high-quality code; what would you do if you could not rely on the compiler to detect errors; what would you do to maintain quality if we were not able to test your code; tell me about a problem you recently had at work and tell me how you handled it; what would you do if you find a problem you cannot solve, where would naturally go for help. The behavioral interview had a lot of "what if" and "what then" questions that put me under some pressure, but I guess that was the point, to see how I behaved under difficult situations.