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Dated status reports from public Reddit threads and anonymous PortLume reports, updated Oct 15. Not official Uber data.
Candidates rate the Uber Backend Engineer interview Medium-Hard: Candidates report solving medium-to-hard LeetCode style problems and system design questions in multiple rounds. Reports describe 5 rounds, from Online Coding Assessment to Hiring Manager.
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Public reports describe 5 rounds for the Uber Backend Engineer interview: (1) Online Coding Assessment, (2) Phone Screen, (3) DSA Coding Round, (4) System Design, (5) Hiring Manager. Round 1: Online coding assessment on HackerRank or CodeSignal, 2–3 problems of medium difficulty, timed 90 minutes.
Public reports put the Uber Backend Engineer interview at Medium-Hard difficulty. Candidates report solving medium-to-hard LeetCode style problems and system design questions in multiple rounds. The process has 5 rounds, from Online Coding Assessment to Hiring Manager. Based on 14 public reports, last updated Sep 2026.
Yes. Rounds that involve coding: Online Coding Assessment, DSA Coding Round. Candidates report solving medium-to-hard LeetCode style problems and system design questions in multiple rounds. Based on 14 public reports, last updated Sep 2026.
Based on 14 public reports: LeetCode Discuss (6), YouTube (6), Glassdoor (2), last updated Sep 2026.
Compiled by Adarsh Sharma from public candidate reports. Unofficial guide: PortLume AI is not affiliated with Uber.
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