
MongoDB General Intern Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 32 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at MongoDB.
Intern
It was a pretty good interview process. I had to interview with about three people, all within a few hours because of time constraints, but I was able to get through it. It's not too bad, just be prepared to answer mostly behavioral questions. They really emphasize teamwork and growth.
- Can you describe how you perform when faced with pressure?
- How do you handle working under pressure?
- What's your strategy for dealing with pressure?
Internship
The technical screen was pretty easy, but the Karat interview was more difficult. You have to move through the questions very quickly. First, there's a quick time complexity section, then two multi-part problems. I found it difficult because my Karat engineer had noise in the background and was hard to understand. The recruiters are very nice though.
- Can you compare your two favorite coding languages?
Intern
I had 3 online interviews because of covid. The first was a 30-min call with standard behavioural stuff, like why I want to work there, and they talked about my resume. Then a 1-hour technical interview with an engineer, they asked about my programming knowledge and I had to solve 2 problems. It was easy but awkward bc the interviewer was not social. The last round was a mix of technical and management interviews. The technical part was easy and the interviewer was good, but the management interview was not the most comfy and I struggled bc I didn't prepare enough.
- Can you explain why you're interested in working at MongoDB?
- Could you walk me through your resume?
- Could you write the code to calculate the nth Fibonacci number?
MongoDB General Intern Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from MongoDB interview reports.
“Given a histogram plot, what is the area of the trapped rain water if it rains?”
Read reports →“Write code for a basic sorting algorithm to sort a list.”
Read reports →“Could you write the code to calculate the nth Fibonacci number?”
Read reports →“How would you write an algorithm to check if a string of brackets is valid?”
Read reports →“Can you implement DFS or BFS for a binary search tree?”
Read report →“Could you provide all possible pairs from a given list of numbers and state the time complexity of your approach?”
Read report →“How would you balance a binary tree without using self-balancing algorithms like Red-Black Trees or AVL trees?”
Read report →“Can you rewrite a piece of code?”
Read report →“What aspects of your preferred programming language do you find less appealing?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 32 MongoDB interview reports.