Get ready for AI engineering interviews
Learn the topics, practise the questions, then rehearse out loud.
For: Engineers preparing for AI, LLM and agent roles.
- 5 steps
- stops on the route
- 11 lessons
- you finish in total
- 1 course
- the lessons come from
- ~3.4h reading
- all lessons together
How to read this page. A roadmap is a route made of 5 steps. Each step has one or more lessons. There are 11 lessons in total. Extra reading is listed at the end of the page. It does not count towards your progress.
- AI Engineering Interview Prep0/11 done
- 1
Step 1 of 5
Know how the interviews work
Know the stages, what each one tests and how to plan your weeks.
Before you move on: Pick your target roles and write a four-week plan.
- 2
Step 2 of 5
Core topics
Answer questions on prompting, retrieval and agents in simple words.
Lessons0/3 doneBefore you move on: Say five answers out loud without reading them.
- 3
Step 3 of 5
Protocols, safety and production
Handle questions on MCP, security, testing and running agents.
Lessons0/3 doneBefore you move on: Explain one real failure and how you would have caught it.
- 4
Step 4 of 5
Design and lead
Walk through a system design and answer senior-level questions.
Lessons0/2 doneBefore you move on: Design one system on paper in 30 minutes, then review it.
- 5
Step 5 of 5
Practise under pressure
Do coding drills and full mock interviews.
Lessons0/2 doneBefore you move on: Do two full mock interviews with a friend and write down what to fix.
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