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I'm working for Amazon Prime Air. The bar is very high at Amazon; you're working with the best software engineers in the industry. The company allows you to move quite often between different divisions, and promotions are always possible. It is amazing to see how such a big company can move so fast.
Ramping up for software engineers takes some time. The build system and CI tools are not trivial and require some patience to get going.
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Software Engineer
It was easy and to the point. The interviewer was sweet and allowed me enough time to think about how to approach solving the problems. The coding question asked was for an inventory and managing it. It was an easy solve with the right data structure
Software Engineer
The interview process was quick, consisting of three panels: technical, behavioral, and system design aspects. The interviewers were friendly, approachable, and helpful. Overall, it was a very positive and smooth experience.
Software Engineer
First was an exam of problem-solving with 2 questions. Then 4 interviews over 2 days, or all in 1 day after the exam passed, but I didn't join them; I just did the exam.
Software Engineer
AmmanNovember 25, 2025It was easy and to the point. The interviewer was sweet and allowed me enough time to think about how to approach solving the problems. The coding question asked was for an inventory and managing it. It was an easy solve with the right data structure
Software Engineer
United StatesNovember 24, 2025The interview process was quick, consisting of three panels: technical, behavioral, and system design aspects. The interviewers were friendly, approachable, and helpful. Overall, it was a very positive and smooth experience.
Software Engineer
Cairo, Cairo Governorate, EgyptNovember 24, 2025First was an exam of problem-solving with 2 questions. Then 4 interviews over 2 days, or all in 1 day after the exam passed, but I didn't join them; I just did the exam.
