Uber Frontend Engineer Interview Experiences 2026

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2 months ago

Average Positive Brazil

My Uber process started with an initial screen conducted in PT-BR, with part of it also in English. The interviewer on that step was essentially checking my theoretical knowledge around algorithms and data structures while getting to know my background.

Right after that, I had a developer-led coding test in a LeetCode-like format. I didn’t pass that stage, and honestly it felt like the gap between “knowing concepts” and “performing on a timed-style coding question” was exactly what decided it for me.

2 months ago

Average Neutral San Francisco, CA

My interview day was structured as two timed conversations. The first lasted about 1 hour and 20 minutes, and it was more of a discussion: I talked through previous projects, technical challenges, and my experience. It felt like they wanted depth and clarity rather than quick answers.

Then the second part shifted into a more practical problem-solving session—about 40 minutes—where I had to solve a coding and problem-solving exercise. The day ended without an offer, but I appreciated that it wasn’t only one kind of evaluation; it split the day between how I thought about my experience and how I performed under an actual coding task.

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