How Uber runs its interviews, round by round, from the candidates who went through them: the questions asked, how hard they were, and who got an offer.
Worked out from the 98 Uber write-ups on this site.
Bangalore (12) · Bengaluru (4) · San francisco (3) · USA (2) · Us (2)
I interviewed for the Senior Software Engineer (L5A) role at Uber in Bangalore, cleared the HR screen, technical phone screen, and two onsite rounds, but was ultimately...
I cleared all interview rounds for a Senior Software Engineer L5A position at Uber in Bangalore, but the hiring freeze delayed the offer.
I interviewed for a New Grad Software Engineer position at Uber via a phone screen, where I was asked to implement a First Unique Number‑style problem....
I interviewed for an SDE II Backend Engineer role at Uber, cleared the recruiter screen, business phone screen, and three DSA rounds, but was ultimately rejected after...
I completed a multi‑round interview process for an SDE‑II role at Uber in Bengaluru, received strong hire recommendations, and ultimately got an offer.
I interviewed for the Uber Freight SWE 3 role and completed three rounds: an O(N) DSA problem, a low‑level design of a basic file system, and a system design for a...
I went through five interview rounds for an SDE II position at Uber, received mixed feedback, and was ultimately rejected after a hiring freeze.
I completed Uber's 2027 SWE Internship online assessment, which had three coding questions; I solved two of them completely and partially solved the third.
I attended two Business Phone Screen rounds with Uber for an SSE role in 2026, both of which ended in rejection.
I was asked the Minimum Number of Refueling Stops problem in the first round for an SDE 2 position at Uber in India, solved it using DP but could not optimize it, and...
I went through Uber's interview process for a Software Engineer II role and was ultimately rejected, receiving a Strong Hire for most rounds but a No Hire for the HLD...
I had a challenging first-round interview with Uber where the interviewer was unconvinced by my explanations despite providing a correct solution and time complexity...
I interviewed for an SDE II role at Uber, went through six rounds (OA, BPS, coding, LLD, HLD, hiring manager) and received an offer.
I cleared all interview rounds, solved the coding problems and participated in both low‑level and high‑level design discussions, but after the Bar Raiser round I never...
I interviewed for a Software Development Engineer 2 (Frontend) position at Uber. The first round consisted of a medium‑level DSA problem about counting distinct...
Across 98 Uber interview experiences shared on Interview Experiences, the questions asked were mostly data structures & algorithms (60% of reported questions), system design (27% of reported questions), behavioral (11% of reported questions).
Candidates rated most Uber questions as hard (50% of rated questions). Easy: 2%, Medium: 48%, Hard: 50%.
52% of the 33 candidates who reported their result received an offer. People who share their experience are not a random sample, so treat this as a rough guide.
Questions reported more than once include "Alien Dictionary", "Longest Continuous Subarray With Absolute Diff Less Than Or Equal To Limit", "Find The Closest Palindrome", "Design Google Calendar", "Minimum Number of Refueling Stops".
There are write-ups for SDE 2 (47), SDE 1 (10), Frontend Engineer (9), Senior Software Engineer (6), Backend Engineer (5), SDE 3 (4).
The median candidate had 3 years of experience.
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