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Amazon Analyst Interview
Questions & Process

What 63 candidates said about the rounds, the
questions and how long the wait really is.

From 63 candidate reports · FREE TO READ

2.4Rounds average
33.9Day average
AverageTypical difficulty
52.4%Positive experience

Questions candidates reported

Quoted word for word from Amazon interview reports.

Engineering accounts for 10,860 of 63 reports, so company-wide questions may lean toward that function. Pick your role above for questions from your own loop.

Formats, difficulty and experience

Across all 63 Amazon interview reports.

Question formats

Behavioral38%
Technical24.8%
Other22.5%
Coding10.9%
Case3.1%

Interview difficulty

Easy12.7%
Average52.4%
Difficult34.9%

Candidate experience

Neutral34.9%
Positive52.4%
Negative12.7%

Reports by job function

Engineering10,860
Operations1,308
Product1,188
Sales1,054
Other762
Marketing542

The interview process

Described in candidates’ own words.

Phone interview with the hiring manager or maybe a deputy. Went on for around an hour, maybe a bit longer. Pretty friendly overall, nothing really to complain about. They did come off a little cold.Candidate-reported process
Very Slow because of constant delays from company side, but can be worth it if you feel confident in your ability to clear the interview rounds. Patience is really key for this.Candidate-reported process
First round was pretty neutral — they began with two DSA problems centered on arrays and strings, then moved on to OOPs topics like inheritance and polymorphism. After that, they shifted to some HR-style questions about teamwork, challenges you have faced, and future goals. Overall, it felt like a balanced round with a mix of technical and behavioral parts, checking both logic and communication. The interviewer was friendly and offered hints when needed, so it felt more like a discussion than a strict evaluation.Candidate-reported process
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