How I cracked my Amazon Coding Interview | Software Development Engineer Interview | Sprint Master

Hello everyone, My name is Ram. In this video, I share my Coding Interview preparation for my Amazon Software Development Engineer Interview.
I am a Computer Science graduate, and I had a dream to work for Big Tech companies like Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple, and in 2019 I got a chance to get into one of these giants which is Amazon.
I had around 40 days to prepare for this Interview starting from initial email to the onsite Interview. In this video, I shared how I prepared during this 40 days.
In the first week
I gathered some notes on basic data structures like Lists, Stacks, Queues, Hash Tables, Trees and Graphs
Then I recollected all searching algorithms like Breadth First Search (BFS), and Depth First Search (DFS), Linear Search and Binary Search.
I prepared notes on Sorting techniques like Quick Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort.
Understood the Coding techniques of Divide and Conquer, Dynamic Programming, Bit Manipulation.
Understood how to calculate time complexity for various algorithms.
After that I used to solve problems from Coding platforms like
www.topcoder.com/
www.codechef.com/
And I used to solve problems from the book "Cracking the Coding Interview" by Gayle Laakman McDowell.
I felt that this book particularly helped in cracking my coding Interview. You can find the book using the following Amazon.com link
www.amazon.com...
Along with this book, I used to solve problems by finding them over the Internet and solve it on the white board, and talk through the logic while solving it.
Along with the Coding Questions, there are couple of essential things that are necessary for an Amazon Coding Interview preparation.
1. Behavioral Questions
To prepare for these questions, I looked at my past, and gathered examples around 14 Amazon Leadership Principles, that you can find in the following link, www.amazon.job...
As I have gathered examples from my previous job, it helped to answer these questions straight away during my Phone Screen and Onsite Interview rather than having me to dig through my memory to find examples.
2. System Design
I prepared for System Design as the same way I prepared for my Coding Interview. I searched through various problems across the Internet, and tried solving those problems by thinking as Big as possible.
Various resources that helped during my Interview preparation are as follows.
1. www.bigocheats...
2. www.amazon.com...
3. geeksforgeeks.org
4. projecteuler.net/
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[@Liteship]

Thanks bro. Following your methods Cleared my OA Prepping for phone screen

[@gauravsrivastav8565]

Thanks Ram for sharing the information related to Job Interview process and your preparation strategy.. I highly appreciate you for this.

[@mast_xperiment]

Thank you Ram Sir, thanks for sharing your experience

[@UnknownUser-wg8js]

Hi guys, i am having my first coding interview (2 questions, 90 min) after 5 days. This video helps me a lot for the prep. I wish I could join the Amazon like you!

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Jason! I’m glad that this is helping you. And sure I was once in your same position. I’m pretty sure you can do well with some preparation. All the best for your Interview. Let me know how that goes…

[@UnknownUser-wg8js]

@@SprintMaster thanks Sprint Master! I’ll keep you updated for sure!

[@anayaraman5621]

hey jason how was your assessment ? Actually today i also got mail from amazon regarding the test but haven't any link for assessment . Can you please help ?

[@Rahul-rf7go]

@@anayaraman5621 Hey Anaya, I have an assessment scheduled. I need some insights, Could you please help me.

[@anayaraman5621]

@@Rahul-rf7go hello , sorry I can't help because as I mentioned before I haven't got the link for the assessment .

[@Divya-yf9ip]

This is amazing, thanks for sharing. Hope expecting more video from you.

[@sandeep-shaw]

Thank you Sir, for sharing your experience ❤️ . . Truly Inspirational 🙏

[@SprintMaster]

Thank you Sandeep :)

[@oprincesschristy324]

Thanks for sharing. This is really helpful. For the Phone screen interview, did you have the system design questions? I have SDE 2 phone screen interview in some days time. Thank you

[@kk12181]

Awesome! Congratulations

[@AkshithRao]

All the best for this content creation journey!! Ram sir 😀

[@SprintMaster]

Thanks Akshith :)

[@rahull9155]

I have cleared OA, preparing for my first round of interview, which is in 10 days

[@SprintMaster]

Awesome. Keep me posted :)

[@utkarshpandey5287]

@Rahul: All the best and I am the same path as you @Rahul

[@rahull9155]

Thank you. All the best to you Utkarsh

[@rahull9155]

Just got a mail and my 3rd round is scheduled next week

[@Abhishek-bb4co]

1) can you please suggest interview relevant sources to learn as well as practice data structures, algorithms and also system design. 2) did they asked you about your projects? If yes in which technology you did your project? 3) is it necessary to learn frameworks for product based companies?

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Abhishek, 1) I would suggest to get “Cracking the coding Interview” book by Gayle Laakman McDowell for learning, and for practicing I would suggest geeksforgeeks.com and leetCode.com 2) yes, they did ask about my projects. But not directly. So as part of Leadership principle questions, I gave some examples from my projects and they did ask questions more on the tech stack. My projects are mostly with Java and Hibernate and struts framework with Rest APIs. 3) I can’t speak in general for all the companies. But for companies like Amazon, they care about your problem solving skills and your knowledge on data structures. Knowing some frameworks is good but not necessary. I hope that answers you’re questions

[@Abhishek-bb4co]

@@SprintMaster thank you sir for your reply

[@naveensanagasetti]

Hi bro, I had 10yrs of experience as a .net fullstack Developer, but I don't have any knowledge on datastructutes and algorithms, could you please guide me how to prepare for Amazon.

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Naveen If you want to crack Amazon Interviews, data structures and algorithms are really important. So I think its important you start from there, and practice questions on leetcode or geeksforgeeks. You can use “Cracking the coding Interview” book by Gayle Laakman McDowell.

[@Bearcat0240]

I have admits from Stevens institute of technology and suny BINGHAMTON for Ms in computer science, which one should I choose?

[@SprintMaster]

Hey Bhavya, I am no expert when it comes to univ choices. But I can say you this much, it totally depends on your preferences like, your choice of specialization, preferences on weather, part time opportunities, indian community support, financial support etc.. I would suggest you reach out to current students of these univs in facebook groups and ask specific questions and choose a univ.

[@aniketchavan2271]

while giving the interview can we use by default packages or functions to solve DSA problems? It is allowed or not?

[@SprintMaster]

You can clarify that with the interviewer, usually they will let you use libraries unless they are specifically interested in that particular function you are importing from the library. So make sure you clarify that with your interviewer

[@aniketchavan2271]

@@SprintMaster thanks sir..for your guidance

[@zumazumy2257]

Thanks .. That was a great help 👍

[@aniketchavan2271]

hello sir, Which programming language you used for coding round? I am confused in java and python. please suggest me one language.

[@SprintMaster]

I would suggest whichever you are more comfortable with, and if you are comfortable with both, then choose one of them and don’t be afraid to change the language when you feel a particular question can be solved with the other better. Hope that answers your question

[@aniketchavan2271]

@@SprintMaster ok sir I will start from python...

[@Sirajkhan789]

helpful video. keep up the good work man 👍

[@SMAKELmusic]

10th mark 49%....12th mark 43.5%....BCA 7.6 CGPA.....am a fresher......Am I eligible for getting interview from amazon in technical field? I good at data structure, mern stack, java, php fullstack.

[@SprintMaster]

Hello SMAKEL, yes anyone is eligible to get a technical job with Amazon as long as you crack their Interviews. All you need is strong problem skills and good at data structures. So keep practicing more on coding problems and you can definitely get into Amazon :)

[@SMAKELmusic]

@@SprintMaster bachelor degree or master degree preferable ?....am from tire 3 colg

[@SprintMaster]

While having either of those degrees is a plus, it isn’t a hard requirement ( at least for some of the roles). I have seen people who joined as a Support engineers and evolved into a Software Development Managers as well. So degree doesn’t stop you from achieving what you want.

[@SMAKELmusic]

@@SprintMaster thnk u sir, many people gave negative thought about it, but u the only one who gave me positive thinks a lot. I hope u can give all the possible ways to get place at amazon.

[@SprintMaster]

Hello SMAKEL, there is only one way to get a job with Amazon, and that is to crack their coding Interviews. However there are multiple ways you can get to start that application process. 1. You can apply online at Amazon.jobs 2. Look out for Linked In job posts by Amazon Recruiters and apply to them. 3. Amazon conducts some Career Fair type events. Attend one of them, and get in touch with a recruiter. Also, I want to mention one more thing, after getting the application picked up and the process started, things move pretty fast. So start practicing coding problems even before applying for the job.

[@prateekgaur1172]

I applied 3 times in last year not getting call back 2020 passout working in service based company how to get an interview call back please help

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Prateek, I had made a video on different ways you can make your first contact with recruiter. You can check out that video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJzbe6ptf7GegsU I know it can be frustrating to apply and not receive any call back. But be patient and try to follow through the approaches I mentioned in that video, and I hope one of them works for you.

[@nandinigupta1806]

Hi … I have an interview with amazon within a week for system development engineer position… I have no clue what they can ask me kindly guide…. Please!!

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Nandini, Interviews for Systems engineer will also be similar to that of SDE interview. They will ask some data structure based coding questions, and some system design. Along with that they may ask questions related to networking, and focus more on system design. I didn’t come across systems engineer. So I’m not sure how complicated those questions will be compared to SDE interviews. But I believe for Systems engineer focus will be more with design, networking rather than coding questions. Sorry I couldn’t help much here

[@nandinigupta1806]

@@SprintMaster Grateful that you replied… I understand that don’t worry… However the key points you mentioned are of much help I am actually referring to Cracking the coding interview book… I hope it goes well… Wish me luck. Thank you 😊

[@SprintMaster]

That book is great. All the best for your interview :)

[@nandinigupta1806]

@@SprintMaster Thank you

[@damannanrhe1118]

Hello Ram sir, I have a query. I recently got the interview mail for SDE student intern online Assessment round, which is the coding exam for about 90 mins. Could you please guide me how can I prepare for the OA as its my first interview and in 2 weeks from now

[@SprintMaster]

I am so sorry for this late reply. In general OAs will have couple of coding questions, and couple of behavioral questions. But since this is a student intern OA, I personally don’t know what is the pattern there. But in my experience student interns won’t be asked any complicated coding problems. The questions are straight forward, and may be they are based on the CS fundamentals. I would highly encourage you to ask this question to your recruiter. They are usually helpful and can guide you on how to prepare.

[@Manoj_Kumar995]

hai sir tq for sharing your experience And can you share your notes which you prepared for this assessment...

[@SprintMaster]

Hi Manoj, unfortunately I misplaced my notes when moving and i dont have it with me. Im happy to help if you have any specific questions with your preparation.

[@Manoj_Kumar995]

@@SprintMasteri need to contact you sir ???

[@SprintMaster]

You can follow me in instagram @sprintmaster_youtube and we can chat there.

[@NirmalSilwal]

thank you for sharing your experiences

[@SprintMaster]

Happy to help!

[@aratrikachakraborty3945]

Thank you for an informative video! How would you suggest one should prepare for Online Assessment Part 2 work simulation and Workstyle assessment?

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Aratrika, sorry for the delayed response. But I personally didn’t have much experience with that type of assessment. In general, if it is for workstyle assessment, I would say, your code should be modularized, easy to read, and have proper testing associated with it. Unfortunately I can’t answer beyond that as I don’t have much context on it.

[@titan6392]

Basically I'm a fullstack developer I have 1year experience. I mainly focused on node js and js for backend and frontend and have written server side logic i wanted to give a try in Amazon for SE. does Amazon allow us to do code in javascript. Thanks in advance 😁

[@SprintMaster]

Yes sir, you can use any programming language.

[@titan6392]

@@SprintMaster thank you very much for the reply 😁🙏

[@samandhindsa6009]

Thanks Ram... First of all you have very beautiful name.. I have one question: Would it be fine if i can prepare the coding round in Javascript language?

[@SprintMaster]

Thanks Saman! And yes, you can prepare in javascript too. Interviewers are pretty flexible in the programming language you use.

[@java_learner8827]

Can i apply in amazon 2nd time SDE role as different job id with in 6 months?

[@SprintMaster]

Yes. You can totally apply for it. When you are applying you can apply for multiple positions as well. And if you crack the interview, you can choose any of your applied positions to finalize the offer.

[@java_learner8827]

@@SprintMaster Thank you v v much sir ji👍.

[@java_learner8827]

@@SprintMaster Actually, I have given 1st round online assessment and did not select, So in this case. Below mentioned in mail of online assessment link. Note: If you have attempted an online assessment or interview, for a similar position with Amazon in the last 6 months please do not apply again and kindly ignore this email.

[@bethlehemyohannes200]

how many hours a day did you dedicate for preparation during this process?

[@SprintMaster]

I think around 2 hours a day for a month

[@aniketkumar2331]

Bhaiya I am a first year BCA students from SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY can I get job as software Engineer in Amazon

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Anni Singh, yes any one can get a Software Engineer position with Amazon provided you crack the Amazon Coding Interviews. So make yourself strong at Data structures and Algorithms and you will have a chance to get SDE job with Amazon

[@raghavendrasinghchouhan17]

This book is only for java right? What about other like python?

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Raghavendra, yes that book primarly solves the problems in Java. But the logic is same for any programming language. You can use that book to understand the logic and solve it using Python because data structures are language-agnostic and they are more of a concept than tied to any programming language.

[@raghavendrasinghchouhan17]

@@SprintMaster thanks for your reply.. i ordered this.. i hope it will give some path a specific path 😁

[@abuzarmulla8107]

Hi , can i know which language should i focus on for interview.

[@SprintMaster]

Whatever language you are most comfortable with should do fine. If you are good at multiple languages and java is one of them, I would prefer java as most teams use java across Amazon.

[@abuzarmulla8107]

Thank you

[@shanmukh111]

"Gayle Laakman McDowell" She has her own KZbin videos as well. She's explains complicated topics in a simple language.

[@riddleMania1202]

Hii sir, is system design required for sde 1?

[@SprintMaster]

Depends on if you are fresh grad or coming with some experience I think. Usually for sde1s system design isn’t critical. Your recruiter should be able to help you with that to let you know if it is required or not.

[@amirgc]

Were you working full-time preparing for interview? Or you had full time for preparation

[@SprintMaster]

I was working full time when preparing. I used to do my preparation in the evenings and weekends.

[@akshaybhadange2492]

sir my application is not getting response from amazon job portal .so apart from referrals what are other ways to get into it .. i am having 2years of exp in product based company ??? ...thanks for the amazing content

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Akshay, apart from applying on portal or referrals, other ways you can start the job application is by looking into LinkedIn job postings/ reaching out to recruiters in LinkedIn. The other way would be through campus placements or career fairs that are some times conducted by the Amazon. You can follow Amazon in LinkedIn for information about such events.

[@TruptiDaliaTC]

Hello @SprintMaster , Today I got a link from a recruiter for SDE II online Assessment test, that I need to take within a week. I am not fully prepared and bit hesitant. Can I extend my online test date? I plan to subscribe to LeetCode and start practicing the specialized questions. What would be the best way to prepare for all topics in these few days? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Trupti, I would highly recommend asking the recruiter to postpone the assessment if you are not prepared. However if they insist, and you want to give a try, then leetcode is definitely a good option. Along with practicing previous problems, spend at least a day focusing on the basics of data structures, and searching and sorting techniques, and learning the basics of concepts like Dynamic programming, and bit manipulation. With the given amount of time, that’s pretty much you can do. And while solving problems, try to at least code for Brute Force techniques if not for optimal. And again, i would recommend talking with recruiter to extend the date. Anyways all the best, and have a happy and successful new year!!

[@Heyssl]

Is it online or did you visit their campus for technical round? I heard they are doing everything online due to this pandemic.

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Soumya Siddhanta Lenka, my Interview was an on-site round. I went to Amazon office and had my Interview. This was back in 2019. And yes, due to pandemic, the Interviews are conducted virtually these days. I had posted my other video about my Amazon Interview Experience overall if you want to watch. Here is the link for it kzbin.info/www/bejne/epbUaXqZrcimf7c

[@shwetachaudhary8265]

Sir if any student in btech of third year and going to start their dsa from third year so is there enough time to prepare for Amazon please respond sir? And also alone can preapare Or friends are imp?

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Shweta, as I understand you are aiming to take your Interviews at the end of your 4th year of B.Tech, correct? If so, you definitely have enough time to prepare for the Interview. Also preparation is relative to the effort you put in. So there’s always enough time regardless of when you start preparing. But starting earlier means you can learn at your pace and have more time to practice more questions and have more strong basics. So start preparing. And for your other question, usually I have seen that, to crack these Interviews, you need some determination and focus. And typically not many friends will have some goals/focus and very often you will be alone in the journey. So never rely on your friends to join your journey or let them distract you from your goals. Preparation is always relative to one’s own pace. If you find any friends that have same focus as yours, you can prepare with them. But be prepared to prepare alone if you don’t find any.

[@SprintMaster]

I know that was a huge answer your question. But feel free to message me if you have any other questions. Happy to help!

[@shwetachaudhary8265]

@@SprintMaster Okk thank you sir

[@shwetachaudhary8265]

@@SprintMaster yeah but very helpful ans. Thank you sir

[@AvinashJ21]

I have 10 yrs experience in software development.. and looking for permanent position in Amazon ..Is there a chance they look for such experienced candidates .. and i dont have much knowledge on DSA time complexity space complexity and problem solving skill if i try now is it worth ?

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Avinash, as far as I know, Amazon expects you to be strong with DSA and solving problems if you are applying for SDE positions. Years of experience matter less IMO. However since you have experience, you can put some effort in learning those topics and you can give a try. That’s worth a shot in my opinion because you will be amazed by the amount of knowledge you can get by working for Amazon.

[@AvinashJ21]

@@SprintMaster Thank you so much !!! Sure will give try after Im confident about myself in DSA and solving problems

[@COOL-rt5ex]

How many days after last round, you got offer?

[@SprintMaster]

It was around 3 days or so that I was called and mentioned that I got the job. But the actual offer took little more than that as I had to talk with hiring managers to finalize team

[@yaswanthchepuri5356]

hello sir online assessment test is based on which topics

[@SprintMaster]

There is no specific set topic for online assessment. It is pretty much same concepts as that of onsite or phone screen interviews

[@sreekanthjanapati409]

Thanks for sharing experience.. may I know, how did you get the call from amazon? Can you please suggest your approach to get a call from top tech comapies??

[@SprintMaster]

Sure, first time when I got a call from Amazon, it was basically because of a career fair I attended back in 2015. I met the recruiter in the fair, and I attended Amazon on site interview as well. But that was a failed attempt. Later in 2019c the recruiter reached out to me since they already have my profile from 2015, and that’s when I got the job.

[@happyhuesofme]

Hello Ram sir, great video! I have a query. I have 1.5yr experience in an ECE core company(HW and SW combined), 2019 passed out. I want to prepare for amazon SDE interviews, will there be any blocker due to my prev experience? Although from ECE, I have the ability to code and know the basics very well. Thanks in advance ! :)

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Chitra, thanks for your question. From my experience, Amazon doesn’t care about your previous experience. As long as you prove that you have problem solving skills, and show case the leadership principles, Amazon always have a place for you. In fact I have seen some of my co-workers with no to little background in Computer Science excel their career. Even if you want to continue your SDE career with a touch of HW and SW, Amazon has got lot of options, I’m sure Amazon has something to offer for you.

[@teluguentertainment9798]

Eligibility cgpa for Amazon??

[@SprintMaster]

There is no real hard criteria as far as I know. If you show you have strong problem solving skills, you should be able to get in

[@AkashSharma-fk6vz]

Can you provide your notes which you have used preparing this interview

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Akash, I am sorry but I don’t have my notes in hand at the moment. My notes was misplaced somewhere during my move. But I remember it was pretty much from “Cracking the coding Interview” book, and MIT course on algorithms in KZbin. These are the two major resources I used during my preparation

[@rifathasan6017]

is there any python version of that book that you mentioned?

[@SprintMaster]

Not that I know of. Anyways… the book is a guide for you to understand how you get to the logic and not heavily dependent on programming language. So as far as I know, that book can be used by anyone regardless of the programming language they know

[@rifathasan6017]

Thank you.

[@revanthgunda2579]

Brother does the interviewer asked to write a code in the interview

[@SprintMaster]

Yes, and that’s pretty much standard among most of big tech companies

[@revanthgunda2579]

@@SprintMaster what if we unable to do it

[@SprintMaster]

You should be able to write some code. It may not be a perfect code, but you are required to write some code if you want to get in. Also, it is not about how perfect is your code. It is about how good you are at solving the given problem

[@rohankumar393]

Sir if I have 3 months notice period, will Amazon take my interview ?

[@SprintMaster]

Yep. Interview process isn’t affected by your notice period. However after the interview if you successfully cleared the Interview, then the team that is conducting the Interview may not want to wait for 3 months. In such a case, they will reassign you to a different team which has flexibility to take you in after 3 months. You don’t need to worry about the notice period. Amazon will wait for you if you clear the Interview.

[@nadakm8665]

Is there a cool off period if i fail the initial online assessment?

[@SprintMaster]

There is a cool off period for onsite or phone interview failure, and I am not too sure about online assessment. But if I had to guess, there will be one but may not be as long as that of onsite or phone screen

[@tenyvarghese6640]

Hi Ram I have a phone interview with Amazon next week for an QAE role and the it’s a coding interview. What level and type of coding question can I expect for this round . This will be my second phone round

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Teny, if your first phone Interview was a coding Interview, then you could expect a similar second phone Interview round. If this is your first coding Interview, then you can some behavioral questions based on Leadership principles, followed by a coding question which pretty much takes entire time. Usually for these coding questions, they give a problem which is ambiguous, and they expect you to ask follow up questions and solve for the problem in optimal fashion. Sometimes they do have follow up questions by tweaking the problem a little bit and ask you to come up with an algorithm for it. I hope that answers your question. All the best for your preparation :)

[@tenyvarghese6640]

@@SprintMaster Thanks Ram , yes my first phone round had a coding question with some behavioral questions too. They wanted a second phone interview to access more on coding skills. Hope the second also goes well🙏🏼

[@mohitpanwar9688]

fuck bro i love how you also learnt marketing from the amazon

[@SprintMaster]

Haha.. hello Mohit, it is not true. I had this idea of making videos to share my experience and knowledge. But i should agree that Amazon boosted my confidence.

[@mohitpanwar9688]

@@SprintMaster just kidding bro....... btw can a non-tech bachelor become a developer?

[@SprintMaster]

Yes, absolutely. As long as you have strong basics of data structures and algorithms, and have problem solving skills, any one can become an SDE.

[@mohitpanwar9688]

@@SprintMaster thik h bhai when i get a job dono bhai daaru party krenge if you drink than ok nitoh mocktail pee lena ;-)

[@kevalsharma1865]

Hey Ram, this one is a good starter to prepare for the Amazon interview. I have one question for you. Can you tell me from where did you prepared for data structures?

[@SprintMaster]

Hey Keval, for the data structures I started with MIT data structures course which is available on KZbin, and then I started writing notes on different data structures with some research on internet and that’s pretty much. Ofcourse solving the problems is the major part though

[@rilindevalentine7260]

Hi, how did you prepare for your online assessment and how much time did you take to prepare

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Rilinde Valentine, for my online assessment, I practiced problems using HackerRank.com and Leetcode.com . Along with that, I was just practicing just like for my on-site interview by practicing on paper.

[@rilindevalentine7260]

@@SprintMaster thank you for your reply, it’s leetcode and Hackerrank free?

[@SprintMaster]

Yes, they are free

[@rajashekarbolugondi8209]

I completed mba. What type of jobs are available in Amazon company ?

[@SprintMaster]

I’m not super pro in MBA, but I believe there are different aspects of MBA right. Amazon offers jobs like Program Manager, Hiring Manager, Business Manager, Financial Analysts, and many more depending on what kind of a specialization you have with your MBA. Check Amazon.jobs website for different kinds of jobs Amazon offers.

[@fadsa342]

Does anyone know if he posted his notes anywhere?

[@SprintMaster]

Hey D C, I didn’t post my notes anywhere as I lost it myself.

[@DEVIL333ff]

Which language did u choose.. What packages for annual did you ....

[@SprintMaster]

Hey Rahul, for my Interview I went with Java. But after joining the company, it really depends on what problem your team is solving for, and which language best suits their needs. And regarding the package, I cannot speak of that. But you can get an idea of packages by looking at some posts on medium.com or teamblind.com

[@krupapatel4623]

What is software engineer level 5 ? is that very senior ?

[@krupapatel4623]

I got call from amazon for level 5 kindly explain

[@SprintMaster]

In Amazon Level 5 is the second level of an engineer. SDE roles start from L4 in amazon. So yes this is senior SDE but not very senior. Typically if you have industry experience of at least 2 years, they consider you for L5. But after the interview, they may change decisions and give you L4. You don’t have to worry too much about that, you can proceed with interviews and take them.

[@ismailshaik416]

After the interview how many days it took for offer letter/HR call/any

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Ismail, it was pretty quick after the Interviews. To be precise it’s 3 days after my onsite. I have made other video on my complete Amazon Interview Experience. There you can understand what to expect through out the process more. Check that one out as well :)

[@alokesh985]

Sir, I have a question if it is fine to use Python in Amazon interviews. Many people have suggested I switch to C++. However, I don't want to waste my time learning a new programming language, and just focus on problem solving

[@SprintMaster]

As far as I know, it doesn’t matter what programming language you use. As long as you are able to solve the given problem, you should be good. Also when you were reached by the recruiter you can let them know that Python is your preferred language and they usually assign Interviewers who knows Python. So programming language isn’t a barrier with these Interviews

[@alokesh985]

@@SprintMaster Thanks for clearing that up, sir! I feel much more confident now

[@manoj_m0393]

Bro meeru ekkada work chestaru india or abroad

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Manoj, I work in USA. But I heard the process is not at all different in any country and work culture is also exactly same

[@ManojKumar-so9kw]

So how much time does it take to master DS and Algo......I went on to learn DS and Algo but left it the midway it's so much of fatigue,am unable to think of solution for a problem....These days am inclined towards Data engineering roles can u pls let me know does this role requires DS and Algo ?Can u pls add me to your linkedin network

[@abhishekahlawat143]

could you please provide your linkedin profile

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Abhishek, I don’t use LinkedIn much. You can connect with me on Instagram though at @sprintmaster_youtube. You can reach out to me there if you have any questions to me.

[@srikantkumar401]

sir I am teir3 college student and I am persuing btech Electrical and Electronics Engineering.sir I am applicable for Amazon. sir Give ur LinkedIn url..

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Srikant, thanks for your message. I completed my Bachelor's from one of the Tier3 Colleges as well. So don't worry about your college background, and I have seen many of my colleagues who are from different streams of Engineering. So your engineering background also doesn't count. You can apply for a job with Amazon using www.amazon.jobs/ website and a recruiter will reach out to you on the next steps. Also LinkedIn is a good place to reach out to Amazon recruiters and check if they have any positions. You can reach out to me if you have any questions at my email as I will be checking that more often than the LinkedIn, and you should be able to find my email Address in the "About" Section of my channel. Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy to help!

[@christophernolan2214]

Hello Sir I am Pranav, my garde in 10 th is 6.8 cgpa and in 12th is 70% Am i eligible to apply this job?

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Pranav, are you studying engineering? Or any further education?

[@bhupatigudla6911]

please share your LinkedIn profile

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Bhupati, I am not active much on LinkedIn, instead you can connect with me on Instagram @sprintmaster_youtube

[@dARKf3n1Xx]

Arrey, i am getting bored of all these amazon videos. Imma just do leetcode and hope i don't choke. These videos make it so easy. It's not that easy guys. PREPARE. stop wasting time watching these videos.

[@SprintMaster]

Haha… Yes they are not easy, and neither do I project that they are easy. It was just sharing my experience to get an idea of what you can expect. And preparation is all that matters. And this video might help with some of that.

[@akhilvarghese8385]

Hai,This is akhil. I had applied for the post of Solution Engineer position at Amazon. I have completed 4 rounds of interviews, one phone interview and 3 virtual onsite interviews. the interviewer told me that there would be one more round (bar raiser). I haven't received any mail or call after the process for scheduling the next interview date so far. Now 2 week ago no reply. Any hope ???

[@SprintMaster]

Hello Akhil, did you try to reach out to the recruiter again? Bar raiser is pretty standard across Amazon for any onsite rounds. Since this is virtual onsite may be the bar raiser wasn’t available on the day you had other interviews, and that’s why they wanted to schedule that to a later day. But try reaching out to the recruiter, and I would say the chances aren’t screwed yet. So hang on there.

[@akhilvarghese8385]

@@SprintMaster i had spoken to the recruiter and he said me to he didn't get any updation...