Front-end Engineering Interview Prep Course

Nail Your Next Front-End Engineering Interview

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Program designed by FAANG+ leads

Covering data structures, algorithms, interview-relevant topics, and career coaching

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Technical coaching, homework assistance, solutions discussion, and individual session

Mock interviews with Silicon Valley engineers

Live interview practice in real-life simulated environments with FAANG and top-tier interviewers

Personalized feedback

Constructive, structured, and actionable insights for improved interview performance

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Resume building, LinkedIn profile optimization, personal branding, and live behavioral workshops

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Our highly experienced instructors are active hiring managers and employees at FAANG+ companies and know exactly what it takes to ace tech and managerial interviews.

A typical week at Interview Kickstart

This is how we make your interview prep structured and organized. Our learners spend 10-12 hours each week on this course.

Thu

Get foundational content
Get high-quality videos and course material for next week’s topic
Covers introduction to fundamentals, interview-relevant topics, and case studies
Attend timed test and review session
1-hour timed test covering essential interview questions on the current week's topics
1-hour timed test review session to discuss the test solution and other best practices

Sun

Attend online live sessions
Attend 4-hour sessions covering interview applications of Front-end concepts
Each class covers a wide variety of interview problems, open-ended interview questions, and how to approach these questions
Live feedback from a Tier-1 tech instructor

Mon-Wed

Practice problems & case studies
Practice the concepts taught in live sessions to solve assignment questions
Work on interview-oriented interview problems and discuss the solutions
Live doubt-solving from FAANG+ Front-end instructors

Every day

1:1 access to instructors
Personalized coaching from FAANG+ Front-end instructors
Individualized and detailed attention to your questions
Solution walkthroughs

Front-end Engineering Course details and curriculum

Data structures and Algorithms
1

Sorting

  • Introduction to Sorting
  • Basics of Asymptotic Analysis and Worst Case & Average Case Analysis
  • Different Sorting Algorithms and their comparison
  • Algorithm paradigms like Divide & Conquer, Decrease & Conquer, Transform & Conquer
  • Presorting
  • Extensions of Merge Sort, Quick Sort, Heap Sort
  • Common sorting-related coding interview problems
2

Recursion

  • Recursion as a Lazy Manager’s Strategy
  • Recursive Mathematical Functions
  • Combinatorial Enumeration
  • Backtracking
  • Exhaustive Enumeration & General Template
  • Common recursion- and backtracking-related coding interview problems
3

Trees

  • Dictionaries & Sets, Hash Tables 
  • Modeling data as Binary Trees and Binary Search Tree and performing different operations over them
  • Tree Traversals and Constructions 
  • BFS Coding Patterns
  • DFS Coding Patterns
  • Tree Construction from its traversals 
  • Common trees-related coding interview problems
4

Graphs

  • Overview of Graphs
  • Problem definition of the 7 Bridges of Konigsberg and its connection with Graph theory
  • What is a graph, and when do you model a problem as a Graph?
  • How to store a Graph in memory (Adjacency Lists, Adjacency Matrices, Adjacency Maps)
  • Graphs traversal: BFS and DFS, BFS Tree, DFS stack-based implementation
  • A general template to solve any problems modeled as Graphs
  • Graphs in Interviews
  • Common graphs-related coding interview problems
5

Dynamic Programming

  • Dynamic Programming Introduction
  • Modeling problems as recursive mathematical functions
  • Detecting overlapping subproblems
  • Top-down Memorization
  • Bottom-up Tabulation
  • Optimizing Bottom-up Tabulation
  • Common DP-related coding interview problems
System Design
1

Online Processing Systems

  • The client-server model of Online processing
  • Top-down steps for system design interview
  • Depth and breadth analysis
  • Cryptographic hash function
  • Network Protocols, Web Server, Hash Index
  • Scaling
  • Performance Metrics of a Scalable System
  • SLOs and SLAs
  • Proxy: Reverse and Forward
  • Load balancing
  • CAP Theorem
  • Content Distribution Networks
  • Cache
  • Sharding
  • Consistent Hashing
  • Storage
  • Case Studies: URL Shortener, Instagram, Uber, Twitter, Messaging/Chat Services
2

Batch Processing Systems

  • Inverted Index
  • External Sort Merge
  • K-way External Sort-Merge
  • Distributed File System
  • Map-reduce Framework
  • Distributed Sorting
  • Case Studies: Search Engine, Graph Processor, Typeahead Suggestions, Recommendation Systems
3

Stream Processing Systems

  • Case Studies: on APM, Social Connections, Netflix, Google Maps, Trending Topics, YouTube
Front-end Domain Course
1

JavaScript Language and Libraries

  • What to expect in a FAANG front-end coding interview: Company-specific aspects
  • Challenging JS coding problems: Behavior and usage of “this” keyword. How to bind a function’s scope. Arrow functions vs. binding
  • Limiting the scope of variables (a commonly tested concept in interviews). Patterns for creating “private” variables
  • Use built-in JavaScript data structures to solve problems in a time-constrained interview setting. Explain trade-offs between using object literals, maps, sets, and arrays
  • Strategies to solve important problems involving concepts such as currying and callbacks
  • Popular FAANG interview questions on writing code that runs asynchronously, with and without promises
  • Frequently asked coding problems:
    • Existential get() operation using string key
    • Write a function that, until all N arguments are provided, returns a function for consuming more arguments (currying example)
    • Memoization of an async function
2

UI and DOM

  • A structured approach to identifying and solving complex problems that require a combination of HTML, CSS, and JS knowledge (frequently asked in Front-end interviews)
  • How to handle unique UI challenges posed in FAANG interviews by setting up reusable UI components
  • How to consistently position items on the page or within a relative parent (an important skill for UI Developers)
  • Strategies to solve problems using modern JavaScript. Connect the code to the UI elements
  • Tips to efficiently design and code UI elements like Dropdowns, Tooltip, Progress Button, etc
  • Comprehensive guidelines on managing requirements of design-centric problems
  • Questions on using Flexbox to quickly solve complex design challenges
3

Front-end System Design

  • ​​Design complex/large-scale Front-end Systems like Netflix, FB home page, Infinite Scroller, Instagram, etc
  • Popular FAANG interview question on designing a redux-like state management system from scratch
  • Design and build reusable UI Components: How common components system work
  • How to think, act and articulate like a Front-end architect and tech lead, displaying senior+ signals in System Design interviews using methodical and structured interview strategy
  • Evaluate options, perform trade-offs, and analyze the business impact of modern web development frameworks:
    • Essential understanding of popular UI libraries and frameworks such as React, Angular, etc
    • Portability across frameworks, platforms, devices
  • How to manage the state of a UI application (a demonstration of how to approach programming questions in the UI system design domain)
  • Design a common components library such as Bootstrap
  • Design a UI component SDK (a common theme in Front-end System Design interviews)
  • Industry trends within Front-end engineering and surrounding domains (AI/ML)
4

Patterns, Tools, and Techniques

  • Non-trivial questions on Front-end fundamentals such as explaining the differences and trade-offs between several “A or B” techniques:
    • == vs. === and when to use each
    • Classical vs. prototypal inheritance
    • Functional programming vs. OOP
    • Storage: Cookies vs. localStorage vs. sessionStorage
  • How to implement solutions on top of an existing code solution that takes their score from 4 to 5:
    • Accounting for internationalization
    • Keyboard events and accessibility
    • Advanced CSS techniques: Positioning with translate and media queries
  • Challenging coding problems:
    • Animate away onClick
    • Animate away using tab and keyboard events
Career Coaching
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Interview Strategy and Success

2

Behavioral Interview Prep

3

Offers and Negotiation

Support Period
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15 mock interviews

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Take classes you missed/retake classes/tests

3

1:1 technical/career coaching

4

Interview strategy and salary negotiation support

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4. Technical and behavioral interviews

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2. Remote interview experience

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Because an L4 at Google can be quite different from an E7 at Meta

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Our engineers land high-paying and rewarding offers from the biggest tech companies, including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Tesla, and Netflix.

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A Free Guide to Kickstart Your Front-End Engineering Career at FAANG+

From the interview process and career path to interview questions and salary details — learn everything you need to know about Front-End Engineering careers at top tech companies.
Interview Strategy and Success
Interview Questions
Career Path
Salary and Levels at FAANG
Frequently Asked Questions

What to Expect at Front-end Engineer Interviews

Front-end interviews typically test your coding abilities, UI programming skills, knowledge of Front-end frameworks and tools, and ability to build scalable interfaces for websites and applications. While the interview process is similar at top companies, comprising an initial recruiter screen, the technical screen, and the on-site interview, there can be subtle differences in the number of rounds based on the company in question and seniority associated with the role. Let’s look at what the Front-end interview process looks like in general.
1
Recruiter phone screen
A 15- to 30-minute HR recruiter call to check your background, experience, and skills. The aim of this round is to find if you’re the right fit for the role.
2
Technical screening
This interview round is an online screening round which is usually 45mnts to 1 hour long. You are asked a few behavioural questions and coding [DSA] problems during the technical screening round
3
On-site round
The On-site interview involves four to five rounds in total, with dedicated rounds for coding, system design, Front-end domain concepts, and behavioral psychology. The on-site interview includes the following rounds/interviews:
  • Coding interviews (x2)
  • Design interview
  • Architecture interview
  • Career and behavioral interview

Front-end Interview Questions

The Front-end interview typically includes coding, design, and UI programming questions. Front-end interview questions include behavioral and leadership-based questions during the on-site interview.
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Front-end Engineering Interview Questions on Coding
Before we take a look at the most popular Front-end Engineer interview questions, let’s get acquainted with the basic coding skills a Front-end Engineer should be familiar with:
Here’s the list of Front-end Developer interview questions:
Write a program to print the left view of a binary search tree.
Write a program to compute the missing elements from a sequence for a 2-dimensional array.
Write a program to get the width of an inverted binary tree.
Write a program to find if a string is a Palindrome.
Write a program to find the shortest path between two points in a graph.
Design a poll widget
How would you ensure clicking on this picture would go to a specific link?
Given a grid of characters, output a coded message
Implement a square root function
Given a grid of characters, output a coded message
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Domain-specific Front-end Interview Questions
Before we take a look at the most popular Front-end Engineer interview questions, let’s get acquainted with the basic coding skills a Front-end Engineer should be familiar with:
  • Online Processing Systems
  • Batch Processing Systems
  • Databases and Network Protocols
  • API Modeling
  • Sharding, Loading, Caching
  • Concurrency
Here is the list of Front-end Engineering interview questions on system design and core Front-end concepts:
What design aspects would you consider while building a scalable application?
What design aspects will you consider while building a messaging service?
Explain the Front-end design for an e-commerce website.
What are some popular methods used in jQuery?
What techniques will you use to improve the performance of a new website?
How would you implement a news feed (which has only posts of text and pictures)?
How would you implement a photo album?
Design a general-purpose typeahead component
Design and code a Pinterest-style UI, where cards stack top/down and scroll infinitely
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Front-end Interview Questions on Behavioral Skills
Tell us about the most challenging project that you worked on.
Tell us about when you had to adapt to a new team.
Tell us about a time when you had to upgrade your current set of skills for a new project.
Tell us about a time when you disagreed with your manager regarding the direction of a project.
Tell us about a time when you shared your learnings with your team.
Talk about a recent/favorite project and some of the difficulties you had.
Talk about a time you struggled to work with one of your colleagues.
Tell us about a time you were given constructive feedback.
Tell us about a time you struggled on one of your software projects.
To access more Front-end interview questions, check some of our elaborate resources:

Front-end Engineering Career path

Front-end Engineering provides excellent career opportunities for Engineers who want to advance their careers in Front-end development. This section discusses Front-end Engineering jobs at FAANG+ companies and what to expect from a typical Front-end Engineering job description.
Let’s look at a list of skills required to fulfill the role’s responsibilities.
General skills needed to become a Front-end Engineer:
Front-end Developers should have hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of:
  • HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • C++/Java/Python
  • Angular/React/Polymer/Ba
  • ckbone/Closure
  • UI Design, System Design
  • Problem-solving in a limited time
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Front-end Engineer Job Requirements: Roles and Responsibilities
Front-end Developers specialize in website and UI design. They work in teams alongside Back-end Developers, graphic designers, and UX designers to ensure all elements of web creation are consistent. Front-end Developers are also responsible for website speed and other aspects of the user experience, making their role crucial to the performance of websites and applications.
To understand the role better, knowing the typical roles and responsibilities that the role entails is important. Let’s look at what responsibilities Front-end Developer jobs entail.
Front-end Engineers typically carry out the following tasks:
Work closely with UX Designers, Project Managers, and Back-end Engineers to implement versatile Front-end solutions to web development issues.
Advise, collaborate with, and synthesize feedback from UX designers and researchers
Deliver innovative, engaging prototypes using the latest in Front-end technologies
Implement web design principles to ensure that the website functions smoothly across devices and platforms
Design frameworks for creating user apps that grow with the needs of the company
Monitor website performance, monitor traffic drops related to site usability problems, and rectify issues.
Review app and feature codes, and plan future website upgrades with the development team
Optimize individual web pages for maximum speed and scalability
Utilize a variety of markup languages to write web pages
Explore product concepts to find promising directions that address both human and business needs
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Career Roadmap for a Front-end Engineer
The typical career progression for a Front-end role looks like the following:
Junior Front-end Developer/Engineer → Front-end Developer/Engineer → Front-end Developer/Engineer II → Senior Front-end Developer/Engineer → Staff Front-end Developer/Engineer OR Front-end Software Architect

Front-end Engineer Salaries and Levels at FAANG+ Companies

The average Front-end Developer salary in the US is $119,224, but the salary range typically falls between $106,922 and $130,083. Front-end salaries vary widely depending on many important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills, and professional experience.
Meta Front-end Developer Salary
The average Meta Front-end Engineer earns $148,640 annually, which includes a base salary of $128,378 with a $20,262 bonus. This total compensation is $41,495 more than the US average for a Front-end Engineer.
Front-end Engineer salaries at Meta can range from $80,000 – $300,000, with equity ranging from 10-100K+.
Front-end Developer at Meta
Average compensation by level
Level name
Total
Base
Stock (/yr)
Bonus
E3
US$184K
US$122K
US$42K
US$21K
E4
US$266K
US$163K
US$83K
US$23K
E5
US$386K
US$197K
US$156K
US$35K
E6
US$575K
US$230K
US$298K
US$51K
E7
US$922K
US$271K
US$582K
US$77K
E8
US$1.64M
US$310K
US$1.25M
US$82K
Amazon Front-end Engineer Salary
The average Amazon Front-end Engineer earns $149,485 annually, which includes a base salary of $116,117 with a $33,368 bonus. This total compensation is $42,340 more than the US average for a Front-end Engineer.
Front-end Engineer salaries at Amazon can range from $86,400 – $210,000, with equity ranging from 0-100K+.
Front-end Engineer at Amazon
Average compensation by level
Level name
Total
Base
Stock (/yr)
Bonus
L4
US$166K
US$126K
US$22K
US$20K
L5
US$233K
US$154K
US$65K
US$20K
L6
US$337K
US$170K
US$157K
US$18K
L7
US$597K
US$183K
US$389K
US$39K
L8
US$859K
US$218K
US$641K
US$0
Apple Front-end Developer Salary
The average Apple Front-end Engineer earns $132,640 annually, which includes a base salary of $115,617 with a $17,023 bonus. This total compensation is $25,495 more than the US average for a Front-end Engineer.
Front-end Engineer salaries at Apple can range from $87,000 – $170,000, with equity ranging from 0-100K+.
Front-end Developer at Apple
Average compensation by level
Level name
Total
Base
Stock (/yr)
Bonus
ICT2
US$163K
US$125K
US$26K
US$16K
ICT3
US$217K
US$147K
US$55K
US$18K
ICT4
US$315K
US$185K
US$106K
US$26K
ICT5
US$447K
US$217K
US$193K
US$39K
ICT6
US$738K
US$269K
US$409K
US$61K
Netflix Front-end Developer Salary
The average Netflix Front-end Engineer earns an estimated $138,643 annually, which includes an estimated base salary of $120,969 with a $17,674 bonus. Netflix’s Front-end Engineer compensation is $31,499 more than the US average for a Front-end Engineer.
Front-end Engineer salaries at Netflix can range from $67,000 – $215,000.
Front-end Developer at Netflix
Average compensation by level
Level name
Total
Base
Stock (/yr)
Bonus
New Sr. SW. Engineer
US$226K
US$206K
US$19K
US$20K
Sr. SW. Engineer
US$497K
US$491K
US$24K
US$353K
Google Front-end Developer Salary
The average Google Front-end Engineer earns $156,806 annually, which includes a base salary of $121,898 with a $34,908 bonus. This total compensation is $49,661 more than the US average for a Front-end Engineer.
Front-end Engineer salaries at Google can range from $80,746 – $430,000, with equity ranging from 0-100K+.
Front-end Developer at Google
Average compensation by level
Level name
Total
Base
Stock (/yr)
Bonus
L3
US$191K
US$131K
US$39K
US$21K
L4
US$268K
US$159K
US$81K
US$29K
L5
US$357K
US$189K
US$133K
US$37K
L6
US$493K
US$225K
US$217K
US$57K
L7
US$696K
US$265K
US$350K
US$85K
L8
US$1.04M
US$332K
US$605K
US$120K

FAQs on Front-End Engineering Interview Course

Interview Kickstart’s Front-end Developer course is a 15-week program followed by a 6-month support period.
IK’s Front-end Engineering Interview Course is specifically designed to help you land high-paying Front-end Developer jobs at FAANG+ companies.
Interview Kickstart’s Front-end Engineering Interview Course includes an additional 6-month support period. You can schedule mock interviews with FAANG+ instructors, one-on-one mentor sessions, attend office hours to clarify doubts with instructors, and get assistance with landing interviews and salary negotiation.
Yes, the Front-end Engineering Interview Course is for current or former UI/Front-end programmers with at least two years of experience.
Interview Kickstart’s Front-end Engineering Interview Course covers core Data Structures and Algorithms, Front-end-focused Distributed Systems Design, UI/UX programming principles, Front-end tools and frameworks, and behavioral and leadership concepts.

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