A realistic 60-minute DSA mock interview using questions aligned with your target company and experience level. Receive detailed feedback on problem solving, coding, communication, correctness, and time management.
Practice a realistic Data Structures and Algorithms interview modeled around the expectations of FAANG and top product companies.
The session follows an actual coding-interview format rather than a guided tutoring session. You will be expected to clarify the problem, discuss possible approaches, select appropriate data structures, write correct code, analyze complexity, and respond to follow-up questions.
I have conducted more than 100 interviews across Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, allowing the session to incorporate both candidate and interviewer perspectives.
What is evaluated
- Problem clarification
- Identification of edge cases
- Choice of data structures and algorithms
- Ability to move from brute force to an optimized solution
- Correctness of the final implementation
- Time and space complexity analysis
- Code quality and readability
- Testing and debugging
- Communication with the interviewer
- Use of hints
- Time management throughout the interview
Interview difficulty
The question will be selected based on:
- Your experience level
- Target company
- Target role
- Current preparation
- Preferred programming language
- Requested difficulty
Feedback after the interview
You receive a structured breakdown of:
- What went well
- Where you lost interview signal
- Technical gaps
- Communication gaps
- Missed edge cases
- Better approaches
- How your performance compares with the expected hiring bar
- What to practice next
Best suited for
- Candidates preparing for coding rounds at product companies
- Engineers who solve problems independently but struggle during interviews
- Candidates who need to improve communication and pacing
- Engineers preparing for Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Uber, Meta, and similar companies
- Candidates returning to DSA after several years of professional experience
This session is designed to reveal how you perform under interview conditions, not merely whether you can eventually solve the problem.
