
Uber General Intern Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 128 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Uber.
Intern
The interview process began with a basic HR screening, mainly checking English skills and overall profile fit. If you pass, the next step is a round with managers from different teams, where they ask about your projects, what you know about Uber, and role-related situations. In my case, they focused on how data can be used to back up strategic decisions. Overall, the process was structured and clear.
- How would you leverage data to help make a strategic decision?
Intern
The process had multiple rounds, covering system design, data structures and algorithms, and behavioral questions. They expect thorough knowledge with proper solutions and answers. They also asked related to the resume to explain some projects.
- There was heavy focus on graph-related questions in the DSA round. System design was focused on Low Level Design. Usual standard behavioural questions.
Internship
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- dsa questions are very tough
Uber General Intern Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Uber interview reports.
“How would you calculate a driver's income for 10 hours of driving time?”
Read reports →“Given a graph representing sheets of cloth, how would you paint all of them using the minimum number of shots from a paintball gun?”
Read reports →“Implement a simple OOPS-based application that handles users, users' tweets, likes tracking, and a recommendation page.”
Read reports →“Why Indonesia? What makes this market special compared to other SEA markets?”
Read reports →“Implement and walk through a graph, with some tweaks from the usual question.”
Read report →“How Does Uber Earn Money? How would you go about launching a new Market?”
Read report →“If Uber is coded in VASFQ, where would COMMOPS be coded?”
Read report →“Where to open new locations and why? What kind of restaurants? What KPIs?”
Read report →“Write a program for designing a system which takes user queries and allocates drivers to them.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 128 Uber interview reports.