Meta Behavioral & Leadership Interview Questions
Practice 1,166 real Meta interview questions for 2026. Covers top categories — Coding & Algorithms, Analytics & Experimentation, Data Manipulation (SQL/Python), Behavioral & Leadership, and System Design — across Software Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, Data Engineer, and Product Manager roles. Real questions from actual interviews with detailed solutions. Expect a software-engineering-heavy loop: timed algorithmic coding (trees, arrays, graph/maze problems, delimiter/CSV parsing), system-design prompts like leaderboards, flight search and online-judge architectures, and an increasingly common AI-assisted coding round that mirrors real workflows. Data Scientist rounds emphasize product analytics and experimentation—designing tests, diagnosing spend drops and bots, evaluating unconnected content, and writing SQL for multi-account, seller, and vehicle metrics. Machine Learning Engineer questions skew toward recommender and ranking work (place and friend recommendation, sparse-matrix ops, linear-regression derivations, newsfeed dislike models). Data Engineers focus on data modeling, ETL, capacity calculations, reservations/utilization queries, and production SQL/Python tasks. For interview preparation, prioritize timed coding practice, system-design templates, rigorous SQL drills (joins/CTEs/aggregation), clear A/B-testing frameworks, and concise STAR behavioral stories tied to measurable impact.

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Compute dot product of sparse vectors
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Compute ads revenue by geography in SQL
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Implement cd and merge intervals
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Implement exponentiation and fill grid distances
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Count three-digit numbers with distinct digits
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Implement solutions to several coding tasks
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Design a food ordering and delivery system
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Solve counting and frequency coding tasks
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Write SQL for CTR and revenue
Write SQL for the following two tasks. Problem 1: CTR during peak vs. non-peak hours You are given three tables: - ads(ad_id BIGINT, advertiser_id BIG...
Implement power, reduce string, parse tree, debug maze
This multi-part question evaluates numerical algorithms (fast exponentiation), string-processing and reduction logic, recursive parsing and tree const...
Maximize Letters from Disjoint Words
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Answer four string/array/battery coding questions
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Merge overlapping time intervals
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Validate near-palindrome and course prerequisite feasibility
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Implement weighted random city and sparse dot product
Question 1: Weighted random city picker You are given a mapping from city → population (all populations are positive integers). Implement a random gen...
Solve shipping capacity and expression insertion
Problem A: Minimum shipping capacity You are given an array weights where weights[i] is the weight of the i-th package. Packages must be shipped in or...
Convert 32-bit integer to hexadecimal
Problem Given a 32-bit signed integer num, return its hexadecimal representation as a string. Requirements - Use lowercase letters a-f. - Do not inclu...
Return all root-to-leaf path sums
Problem You are given the root of a binary tree where each node contains an integer value (may be negative). Return an array/list containing the sum o...
Explain ACID and isolation levels
Explain what a database transaction is, define the ACID properties (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability), and describe common transaction is...
Validate complete binary tree
You are given the root of a binary tree. A complete binary tree is defined as a binary tree in which: 1. Every level, except possibly the last, is com...