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Amazon - Frontend Engineer

Entry-Level2023Verified

Overview

Amazon's frontend engineer interview process included an online assessment focusing on JavaScript fundamentals, followed by technical and behavioral interviews emphasizing their leadership principles.

Interview Location/Type:

Remote

Interview Process

1

Online Assessment

Duration: 60 minutes

JavaScript coding challenges and a work simulation assessment.

Implement a function to flatten a nested array

JavaScriptRecursionArrays
2

Phone Screen

Duration: 45 minutes

Technical interview focusing on JavaScript, React, and frontend concepts.

Create a simple React component for a to-do list with add and remove functionality

ReactHooksFrontend
3

Virtual Onsite - Frontend Coding

Duration: 60 minutes

Implement a real-world frontend component with state management and event handling.

Build a responsive image carousel with prev/next navigation and autoplay functionality

ReactCSSFrontendResponsive Design
4

Virtual Onsite - Bar Raiser Interview

Duration: 60 minutes

Interview conducted by a trained "Bar Raiser" who focuses on Amazon Leadership Principles and ensures a high hiring bar.

Tell me about a time when you delivered results under tight constraints or deadlines

Leadership PrinciplesDeliver ResultsTime Management

Describe a situation where you had to make a decision without having all the information you wanted

Leadership PrinciplesDecision MakingAmbiguity

Preparation Notes

Amazon places significant emphasis on Leadership Principles even for entry-level roles. Technical questions focused on JavaScript fundamentals, React, and frontend best practices.

Interview Tips

  • Study Amazon's Leadership Principles and prepare concrete examples that demonstrate them
  • Practice JavaScript coding questions including closures, event handling, and asynchronous programming
  • Be prepared to implement React components with proper state management
  • Focus on responsive design and accessibility best practices
  • Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) for behavioral questions

Prepare for Your Interview

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