Exceeded my expectations
Exceeded my expectations
I thought working for Amazon would be a horrifying experience, but it was definitely not. I did not work 80+ hours per week. I was assigned an interesting project and received supportive guidance from my mentor.
I did not get to interact with many people from other teams.
Also, I did not get to know much about the company's overall structure and vision.
I was blissed to have a wonderful manager who gave me constructive feedback on my performance. She made my internship experience very fulfilling and pleasant.
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Amazon Interview Questions
Amazon Interview Experiences
Software Engineering Intern
Medium-level LeetCode questions (easy dynamic programming and a frequency list question). Also asked for three behavioral questions that you have to tie to their leadership principles very tightly.
Software Engineering Intern
There was one OA, which included coding questions and behavioral questions based on Amazon's principles. There was one final round interview. In the final round, around 40 minutes was dedicated to behavioral questions, all regarding the Learning Pr
Software Engineering Intern
The interview involved two LeetCode-style questions, but both were modified versions of hard questions. One was a system design question, asking me to manage printer activity based on printer specifications and threshold limits.
Software Engineering Intern
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaOctober 26, 2025Medium-level LeetCode questions (easy dynamic programming and a frequency list question). Also asked for three behavioral questions that you have to tie to their leadership principles very tightly.
Software Engineering Intern
New York, New York, United StatesSeptember 4, 2025There was one OA, which included coding questions and behavioral questions based on Amazon's principles. There was one final round interview. In the final round, around 40 minutes was dedicated to behavioral questions, all regarding the Learning Pr
Software Engineering Intern
United StatesJuly 21, 2025The interview involved two LeetCode-style questions, but both were modified versions of hard questions. One was a system design question, asking me to manage printer activity based on printer specifications and threshold limits.
