Meta Interview Questions
Practice 1,159 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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Evaluate Notification-Based Account Ranking
This question evaluates a data scientist's competency in causal inference, A/B test and experiment design, metric definition and selection, statistica...
Compute multi-account user distribution and unread pct
You are working on a product where a user can have multiple accounts, and each account can receive notifications. Tables Assume the following schemas:...
Write SQL for call pickup and usage metrics
This question evaluates proficiency in SQL data manipulation—specifically aggregation, joins, filtering, and safe handling of edge cases—to compute ca...
Solve tree view and parentheses cleanup
Solve the following two algorithm problems. 1. Right-side view of a binary tree Given the root of a binary tree, return the values of the nodes that w...
Solve Three Algorithmic Problems
Three coding questions were mentioned: 1. Second-largest distinct permutation Given an array of integers that may contain duplicates, consider all ...
Find two numbers summing to target without hashmap
This question evaluates array manipulation, index-tracking, and algorithmic problem-solving skills, with emphasis on time and space complexity trade-o...
Maximize score in 15-sum card game
This question evaluates algorithmic problem-solving in combinatorial search, state-space optimization, and memoization by asking for the maximum achie...
Compute ads revenue by geography in SQL
You have ad delivery logs for a shop-ads system. Tables ad_impressions - impression_id STRING (PK) - ts TIMESTAMP (UTC) - user_id STRING - shop_id STR...
Implement cd and merge intervals
This question evaluates proficiency in filesystem path normalization (string parsing, tokenization, and edge-case handling) and interval-merging algor...
Count three-digit numbers with distinct digits
This question evaluates a candidate's understanding of digit manipulation, basic combinatorics, and implementation of value-range constraints in codin...
Implement solutions to several coding tasks
This multipart prompt evaluates algorithmic problem-solving and data-structure design skills across several areas: finding a minimum in a rotated sort...
Find shortest path in an OOP maze
This question evaluates graph traversal and shortest-path reasoning within an object-oriented codebase, focusing on state representation, neighbor exp...
Solve counting and frequency coding tasks
This question evaluates algorithmic skills in counting, frequency analysis, constraint-based pair counting, and stream-oriented tokenization and ranki...
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...
Design ad click tracking and dashboard at scale
This question evaluates a candidate's skills in designing large-scale distributed systems including real-time data ingestion and aggregation, storage ...
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
This question evaluates understanding of combinatorial selection, set-based constraints, and efficient representation and enumeration of candidate sub...
Answer four string/array/battery coding questions
You are given four independent coding questions. Problem A — Uppercase vs lowercase count difference Given a string s (ASCII), count how many characte...
Validate near-palindrome and course prerequisite feasibility
Coding round (40 minutes): two problems You do not need to run code, but you should: - Explain your approach clearly. - Walk through the logic on exam...
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...