Google Front End Software Engineer interview questions
based on 44 ratings - Updated Dec 5, 2025
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I had a pretty good experience with full on-site interview, most of the interviewers were pretty conversational except one. I thought I was doing good but turns out I produced suboptimal solutions. I think they are looking for leetcode (hard) solutions
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Nothing found on leetcode, more specific to google but can use same concepts
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Google (San Francisco, CA) in Jan 2021
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1. 30-minutes phone interview with a recruiter about work experience and stack.
2. 30 minutes computer personality test
3. 45-minutes video technical interview with a software engineer.
4. leadership interview
5. full-day interview
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an array data structure, typical medium Leetcode algorithm
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at Google (Mountain View, CA) in Oct 2018
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Four interviews onsite in Mountain View, CA after initial emailing with a recruiter. Each interview had a slightly different focus, one on front end, one on general problem solving, one more whiteboard heavy coding interview and a systems interview.
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I was asked to design a slider component for my front end interview, to design a tic-tac-toe game in another interview. A third interview was an medium difficulty algorithm problem that required knowledge of pointers to get the optimal solution. I don't remember the systems interview, honestly.