FAANG Prep Guide
Structured simulation tracks mapped to how Google, Meta, Amazon, Apple, and Netflix evaluate frontend engineers. Practice with rubric-based scoring and actionable coaching reports.
Practice for roles at
4–8 weeks
Typical prep cycle
4 tracks
Covering JS, React, System Design, Behavioral
Rubric-based
Scoring on every answer
AI coaching
Personalized gap reports
Experience the full platform loop: AI-generated problem, real workspace, rubric-based evaluation. No plan required.
A repeatable loop that turns raw weak spots into interview-ready answers.
Complete an end-to-end interview round to get your starting score and identify weak spots across all tracks.
AI generates a prioritized list of improvements with specific actions for each gap, ranked by impact.
Focus on your exact weak areas with domain-specific sessions. Each answer is rubric-scored with line-level feedback.
Re-run simulations to track score progression. Most candidates see clear improvement within 2–3 focused weeks.
Most prep tools cover one part of the loop. FAANG frontend interviews test four distinct areas — each evaluated differently.
Every answer is graded against a structured rubric — depth, clarity, correctness, and communication. You see exactly where you lost points.
Questions are calibrated to L4–L6 evaluation bars at Google, Meta, and Amazon — not generic trivia pulled from Glassdoor.
After each simulation, AI generates a ranked list of skill gaps with concrete prep actions, not just a number to stare at.
JS/TS, React architecture, frontend system design, and behavioral — the full loop, not just LeetCode-style coding problems.
Sessions are timed and formatted like real panels. You're expected to reason out loud, not just get the right answer quietly.
Filter practice by company style. Google weighs system design heavily; Amazon focuses on behavioral depth. Prep accordingly.
“Practicing with rubric-based scoring made my prep measurable. The final onsite felt like a familiar flow instead of a surprise.”
Rahul K.
Senior Frontend Developer · Startup → Big Tech
January 2026
“The simulator exposed exactly where my answers were weak. I stopped over-explaining and started giving structured, confident responses.”
Priya M.
Frontend Engineer · Series C SaaS
November 2025
“I had reusable frameworks for both technical and behavioral rounds. That gave me consistency across every panel.”
Ananya S.
React Developer · Global Product Team
February 2026
Community
Our Discord has dedicated channels for each track — JS/TS deep dives, React architecture questions, system design diagrams, and behavioral story reviews. See what others are practicing for the same companies you're targeting.
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Experience the full platform loop: AI-generated problem, real workspace, rubric-based evaluation. No plan required.