Amazon Software Engineer Front End interview questions
Updated 25 Mar 2026
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The process was standard for a front-end role. It began with an initial recruiter screening followed by a technical phone interview focused on JavaScript fundamentals. Afterward, there was a virtual onsite consisting of three rounds: a live coding challenge (DSA), a specialized React/system design round, and a final behavioral culture-fit discussion with the engineering manager.
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Can you explain the difference between the Task (Macrotask) Queue and the Microtask Queue in the JavaScript Event Loop? Specifically, how does the browser prioritize Promise resolutions over scheduled callbacks from a setTimeout function, and what impact does this have on UI rendering performance?
First part was general questions about my past work, the projects I’ve done, and my overall experience.
The second part was a 30-minute technical assessment done through a link they provided.
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General questions about my past work, the projects I’ve done, and my overall experience.
I applied through university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Amazon (Bengaluru) in Dec 2024
Interview
Round 1-Coding test online
Round 2- Technical interview
Round 3- Behavioural and HR
It was an on campus opportunity and i made it up to round 2 .
In Round 1 there were 2 coding questions related to the role i applied.
In Round 2 the interviewer asked about myself,projects and some Data structures and algorithms questions related to Trees+Dynamic Programming problem .I gave the optimal solution and clearly stated my approach to solve but couldn't code completely as it required logics of backtracking and DP .It was an hour long.