FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT INTERVIEW COURSE

Nail Your Next Full Stack Development Interview

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Program designed by FAANG+ leads

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

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Constructive, structured, and actionable insights for improved interview performance

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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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A typical week at Interview Kickstart

This is how we structure and organize your interview prep. Our learners devote 10 to 12 hours per week to this course.

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Get Foundational content

Get high-quality videos and course material for next week’s topics

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 test review session to discuss the test solution and other best practices

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Attend 4-5 hours long live sessions covering interview-relevant Full Stack concepts

A FAANG+ instructor will lead a discussion on a wide range of interview problems, open-ended design questions, and how to approach them

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Practice problems & case studies

Apply the concepts taught in live sessions to solve assignment questions

Discuss the solutions of interview-oriented assignment problems in the live class

Live doubt-solving with FAANG+ Full Stack instructors

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Personalized coaching from FAANG+ Full Stack instructors

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Full Stack Development Course details and Curriculum

Data Structures and Algorithms (Coding)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Stream Processing Systems

Case Studies: on APM, Social Connections, Netflix, Google Maps, Trending Topics, YouTube

Full Stack Domain

Databases

Frequently asked interview questions on databases for various use cases; social media platform – search, user connections, user feeds, ads, payments; how to handle peak hours?
Design an e-commerce data warehouse to efficiently compute, store and retrieve live metrics at various frequencies
Design a database solution for a web crawler that scrapes the product and pricing information from a competitor’s e-commerce website
Design a schema for Apple Music
- Deep dive into database internals (transactions, indexes, and performance)
Explore Cloud Database Monitoring Tools: Monitoring database health and performance, scale performance via sharding
Comprehensive coverage of clarifying questions to ask while doing the requirement analysis and scope fencing during the design phase of a database

API Design and Implementation

Design an API for an image-sharing application: Outline which response codes you would use for certain situations on each endpoint
How to identify which user is accessing our API? Different ways of identifying a user from an API OAuth, Passwordless authentication, Multi-factor authentication
How to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks or session replays or cookie stealing/replays?
- Encryption: How much is too much? Enforcing HTTPs
Design an API for Kick News, a discussion forum like Reddit or Hacker News – architecting, documenting, and testing REST APIs
Case study on moderation tools – When to use each authentication method and types of authorization
Call multiple endpoints and join the data on the client-side or implement infinite scrolling using GraphQL
Implement KickChat, a live chat feature – reacting to server events with polling and webhooks
How to test an API for security threats? Understanding the threats and then working on steps to prevent security threats: XSS, CSRF, SQL injection, input sanitization

Cloud Infrastructure

Evaluating cloud-native solutions for cost optimization; Economics of cloud and serverless computing
Fundamental questions on Key/Value datastores vs. RDBMS
Design a video transcoding service using a hybrid cloud architecture
Common problems in cloud-native/serverless systems and how to mitigate them? – Issues with database connections, scaling, and the hug of death
Interesting follow-up questions on system monitoring and alerts
- How to fix a broken Lambda function?
Best practices and principles to be followed to meet the FAANG+ bar – DevOps, Infrastructure as Code

JavaScript and Web Development

Design an advertising API using JavaScript

Application logic using function expression or in-line expression
Popular FAANG+ interview question on re-writing the promise chain as async/await style code
How would you indicate that a piece of JavaScript code should only be used for a particular type of variable?
- Using TypeScript to reduce code ambiguity, and in combination with other frameworks
Make critical design decisions. Manage external dependencies using yarn or an external package

Develop a Twitter-like homepage, with infinite scrolling – a popular FAANG+ interview question

How information may be passed down to child components using ‘props’
Approaches towards dynamically updating web pages – a popular interview skill
Questions on using iFrames and web components to incorporate external content
Incorporating good authorization and security policies for users
- Demo of an OAuth integration, using the Google Drive API

UI System Design

Design a custom control component <SearchBox /> by extending existing controls
Design a portable UI control that provides a secure and compliant way to capture a payment method – embedding the payment method form in a web application
Develop a component-based design system to avoid duplicating development efforts – using Storybook.js to support the component library pattern
Transform state management from a non-framework model to a framework-specific model
How to think, act, and articulate like a front-end architect and tech lead emitting 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
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 such as Stripe checkout SDK – A common theme in UI system design interviews
Industry trends within front-end engineering and surrounding domains (AI/ML)

Career Session Orientation

Interview Preparation

Interview Questions
Interview Strategy
Behavioral Coaching

Resume & LinkedIn Masterclass

Salary Negotiation Masterclass

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15 mock interviews

Take classes you missed/retake classes/tests

Self-paced content on additional topics for Data Structures and Algorithms‍

1:1 technical/career coaching

Interview strategy and salary negotiation support

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But that’s not all. After finishing the course, you’ll get help with interview preparation. Here we familiarize you with the structure of a full stack engineer interview, teaching you both high-level and low-level system design so you can confidently give the interviews and land your dream role at top-tier tech companies.

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Mock interviews

Once your skills have progressed and you begin to apply for full stack developer roles, you can practice with our mock interviews. You will access real-life simulated environments with Silicon Valley engineers, ensuring that you head into your dream role feeling both confident and ready.

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5. Level-specific interviews

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I completed the Interview Kickstart Full stack program and currently pursuing Advance Gen AI program, and overall, I'm happy with the experience. The program is well-structured and targets the key areas needed for technical interviews, including data structures, algorithms, and system design. The instructors are knowledgeable, and the mock interviews provided invaluable practice and feedback. It prepares you for interviews within a reasonable time frame. You can retake the course and attend doubt-clearing sessions, which is great for reinforcing what you've learned.

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They have been so cooperative and helpful during the period of my interview prep and also after i faced a layoff! They helped me with resources and guidance! Truly appreciate everything for keeping yourself motivated and prepared for any situation !

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I greatly appreciate and enjoy the content designed for Full Stack Developers. It fosters a way of thinking that I initially lacked when I began working with a startup.

Thank you for helping me develop a mindset that balances technical expertise with business considerations. This has enhanced my approach as a technical developer, enabling me to focus on both technical solutions and business revenue, rather than simply completing tasks to meet business needs.

My sincere recommendation is to follow the material as suggested by the team and avoid procrastinating the process.

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Interview Strategy and Success

Interview Questions

Career Path

Salary and Levels at FAANG

Frequently Asked Questions

What to Expect at Full Stack Development Interviews?

Initial technical screening: This usually involves a coding round and a discussion of your past Full Stack projects. While discussing projects, conceptual questions on the Full Stack domain, frameworks used, etc., are asked. You can also expect a 90-minutes long online assessment of your programming skills consisting of three coding challenges similar to Leetcode. In each challenge, you will be tested on Data Structures and Algorithms. It is important that you write compiling code and pass the majority of the test cases.‍ The Full Stack interview questions on coding are typically at an easy/medium level on Leetcode. On-site interview: It usually has 4-6 rounds, including one-on-one interviews and panel discussions. You can expect these rounds:

2-3 coding rounds:

Depending on the total years of experience, you will go through 2-3 coding (DSA-based) rounds. These rounds will have coding challenges to test your knowledge of Data Structures, Algorithms, and OOP. During the problem-solving stage, you will be asked about test cases, time/space complexity, and ways to improve the solution. Using an online coding practice website like Leetcode to prepare for these interview questions on tech programming can be extremely beneficial.

Full Stack/Web Fundamentals round:

Test for knowledge of Full Stack concepts. You’ll be asked to solve problems for different scenarios. This could be integrating with an existing API or looking for a bug in an existing codebase.

System design round:

For Full Stack roles at Tier-1 companies, there will usually either be a front-end or back-end system design round. You may be allowed to choose depending on the role you’re applying for.
Scalable system design round: General scalable architecture system design questions. This usually involves designing a scalable back-end service with cloud architecture.
Full Stack system design round: The solution for the design problem is evaluated on performance, accessibility, and modularity. You may also be asked to develop certain features from scratch; a strong understanding of your choice of frameworks will come in handy here. This can be designing a UI that takes in data from an API and modifies it to display to the user.

Behavioral round:

This round focuses on criteria like leadership and collaboration skills. You can expect questions related to job experience, discussions on past projects, and open-ended questions to gauge whether you’re a “good fit.”

Full Stack Developer Interview Questions

Full Stack developers need to do both back-end and front-end tasks. As you’d expect, the Full Stack Software Engineer interview questions include both front-end and back-end topics to assess if you’re the right fit. Want to check your current Full Stack Developer interview preparation? Take a jab at these Full Stack Engineering interview questions:

Full Stack Developer Interview Questions on Coding

As a Full Stack developer, a lot of your time and effort will go into mastering Data Structures and Algorithms. Excellence and skill in coding are absolutely essential as that is most of your job. While there are other factors that contribute to the hiring call, you simply can’t be hired if you don’t clear coding rounds. You should have experience with these Full Stack developer interview questions (some of these are interview questions for senior Full Stack engineers):

Word Ladder Problem

LRU Cache ProblemWord Ladder Problem

Word Break Problem

Reverse Linked List Problem

Maximum in Sliding Window Problem

Stock Buy Sell Problem

Merge K Sorted Arrays Problem

Next Permutation Problem

Minimum Window Substring Problem

Median of Two Sorted Arrays Problem

If you’re an experienced Full Stack developer, our article on Full Stack Developer System Design questions will also be helpful for you.

Domain-Specific Full Stack Developer Interview Questions

Let us now look at some domain-specific questions asked in Full stack interviews. See if you can answer these Full Stack developer interview questions:

What are the latest trends in Full Stack Web Development?

What are some Stack Developer tools that you’ve worked with?

Explain DevOps, Pair Programming, and data attributes.

Explain Long Polling.

What is an Application server, and what is a RESTful API?

What is Event Bubbling and Capturing in JavaScript?

Distinguish between Server-side Scripting and Client-side Scripting.

How can you enhance your website load time and performance?

Explain the difference between Normalization and Denormalization.

What is Callback hell, and how to fix it?

State the success factors for successive integration.

What is your favorite coding language, and why?

What is the most important quality in a Full Stack developer?

How to prevent a bot from scraping a publicly accessible API?

State the differences between REST and GraphQL.

Explain referential transparency in functional programming.

Explain the architectural designs primarily used to design applications.

How can you share code between files?

What is the difference between Composition and Inheritance? Which would you use and why?

How can we enhance the scalability and efficiency of a website?

Explain multithreading and continuous integration.

Full Stack Developer Interview Questions on Behavioral Skills

Behavioral interview questions serve to assess cultural fit, communication skills, and leadership qualities. Try answering these Full Stack developer interview questions and see if your answers align with the culture and values of your target company:

Tell us about a time when you received criticism about your work and how you handled it.

If you have to deliver negative feedback to members of your development team, how would you do it?

Tell me about your favorite development project to date and what it was like from start to finish.

Tell me about the largest web application you have ever worked on. What coding were you responsible for?

What’s your preferred type of development environment?

What do you think contributes to a successful project?

How do you keep up with the latest technologies and trends?

Tell me about a time when you had to work with someone difficult. How did you handle it?

What is the most difficult change you’ve encountered in your career?

How do you handle situations where there is a lot of tension between you and a colleague?

Full Stack Developer Career

Let’s take a look at the Full Stack developer role in more detail now. It’s important to have clarity on the role requirements, levels and career roadmap, salary, and interview processes associated with the Full Stack developer role. It will help you decide if the Full Stack developer is the right role for you.

Full stack engineer/developer job descriptions include both front-end and back-end related responsibilities

Full stack developer job descriptions include both front-end and back-end related re sponsibilities. Needless to say, Full Stack Developer jobs require skill in both front-end and back-end technologies. You need to create an impressive Full Stack developer portfolio to land your dream Full Stack developer job.

Front-end related tasks in Full Stack developer jobs often include:

Developing new user-facing features.

Optimizing web pages for maximum speed and scalability.

Creating efficient and reusable front-end systems/libraries that drive complex web applications.

Collaborating with product designers, product managers, and software engineers to deliver compelling user-facing products.

Identifying and resolving performance and scalability issues.

Back-end related tasks in Full Stack software engineer jobs often include:

Designing and implementing APIs & business logic.

Designing and coding for databases.

Optimizing the back-end logic.

Creating efficient and reusable Micro-services.

Collaborating with product designers, product managers, and software engineers to deliver compelling products.

Identifying and resolving performance and scalability issues.

Full Stack Developer Career Roadmap

In a FAANG+ company, the career progression for the Full Stack developer role is:

SWE I / SWE II – Web Development (Full Stack) → SWE III – Web Development (Full Stack) → Senior SWE – Web Development (Full Stack) → Staff SWE – Web Development (Full Stack) or Tech Lead/EM → Senior Staff SWE or EM/Director → Principal Engineer or Director/VP

Full Stack Developer Salary and Levels at FAANG

Companies use levels to signify the increase in experience, knowledge, and responsibilities associated with the job description.

Generally, Full Stack software developers are divided into the following levels at FAANG+:‍

Facebook Full Stack Developer Salary

E3 (entry-level) → E4 → E5 → E6 → E7 → E8 (equivalent to Director; D1)

Amazon Full Stack Developer Salary

L4 (SDE I) → L5 (SDE II) → L6 (SDE III) → L7 (Principal SDE) → L8 (Senior Principal SDE) → L10 (Distinguished Engineer)

Netflix Full Stack Developer Salary

Unlike other FAANG+ companies, there is only one level on the ladder of progression for software engineers. The company strictly hires only experienced employees; thus, the Netflix Senior Software Engineer position is the only level.

Google Full Stack Developer Salary

L3 → L4 → L5 → L6 → L7 (Senior Staff Software Engineer) → L8 (Principal Software Engineer) → L9 (Distinguished Software Engineer) → L10 (Google Fellow) → L11 (Google Senior Fellow)

Salary Details of Full Stack Developer at Other Tier-1 Companies

Like for every role, a Full Stack Engineer’s salary varies based on experience and responsibilities to ensure that a senior Full Stack software engineer’s salary is aligned with the value they are adding. Let’s take a quick look at how the Full Stack software engineer’s salary varies with the job levels.

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FAQs on Full Stack Development Interview Course

What does a Full Stack engineer/developer do?

Full stack developers are highly skilled in front-end and back-end technologies. They code for both front-end and back-end and aim to do so in low turnaround time, with zero bugs. They must also have an understanding of the whole picture to create a seamless experience for the user.

What skills are needed to be successful in the Full Stack domain?

As a Full Stack developer, you need to know JavaScript, CSS, HTML, modern JavaScript frameworks like React/Angular, back-end tools, and technologies like Java/Spring, Python/Django, Node.js, MySQL, MongoDB, REST APIs, etc. A good understanding of web performance and workings of browsers and DOM is required. Successful Full Stack developers also tend to have experience with unit, integration, end-to-end testing and experience working cross-functionally with product and design.

Does Full Stack include DevOps?

Is Full Stack Development considered same as Software Engineering?

Yes. Full Stack web development is a subset of software engineering and includes using both front-end and back-end technologies. In contrast, front-end developers focus only on front-end technologies, and back-end developers focus only on back-end technologies.

Why are companies looking for Full Stack developers?

A Full Stack developer is highly skilled in both back-end and front-end development technologies. Full Stack developers are indispensable to the development of software applications and solutions. Their absence would make the development process much slower. Having people who know both front-end and back-end development helps make sure everything runs smoothly.

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Why choose this course?

Program designed by FAANG+ leads

Individualized teaching and 1:1 help

Personalized feedback

Personalized feedback

Career skills development

50% Money-Back Guarantee*

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Meet your instructors

Quazie Kwaselow

A typical week at Interview Kickstart

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Mon-Wed

Every day

Full Stack Development Course details and Curriculum

Sorting

Recursion

Trees

Graphs

Dynamic Programming

Online Processing Systems

Batch Processing Systems

Stream Processing Systems

Databases

API Design and Implementation

Cloud Infrastructure

JavaScript and Web Development

UI System Design

Interview Preparation

Resume & LinkedIn Masterclass

Salary Negotiation Masterclass

15 mock interviews

Take classes you missed/retake classes/tests

Self-paced content on additional topics for Data Structures and Algorithms‍

1:1 technical/career coaching

Interview strategy and salary negotiation support

Next webinar starts in

Comprehensive Full Stack Developer Online Course

Excel With Full Stack Developer Online Training

Kickstart Your Career Today

Practice and track progress on UpLevel

Get upto 15 mock interviews with

hiring managers

Hiring managers from Tier-1 companies like Google & Apple

Domain-specific Interviews

Detailed personalized feedback

Transparent, non-anonymous interviews

1. Flexible schedule

4. Technical and behavioral interviews

2. Remote interview experience

5. Level-specific interviews

3. Feedback documentation

6. Interviewer of your choice

Career impact

Siddharth Mondal

Sayan Banerjee

Kajal Chatterjee

Garima Pandey

Rosalin Dash

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

What to Expect at Full Stack Development Interviews?

Full Stack Developer Interview Questions

Full Stack Developer Career

Full Stack Developer Salary and Levels at FAANG

FAQs on Full Stack Development Interview Course

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