Hi all, \n\nI just completed my virtual onsite interview for an E5 MLE position with Meta this week. I thought I would share my experience here so it can benefit others like I benefited from reading other interview experiences shared here.\n\nTimeline -\n\nReferral submitted - August 3rd week, \nScreening round - Sept 3rd week, \nOnsite (4 rounds - 2 coding, 1 ML sys design, 1 Behavioral) - Oct 3rd week, \nOnsite (1 extra coding round) - Oct last week (yet to happen)\n\nScreening round -\n\n1 easy, 1 medium question \n- I fumbled in fixing a corner case in the medium question. \n- I was able to figure out what needed done for the corner case, but had interview jitters so could not write it down, so the interviewer had to help me out.\n- I did well otherwise\n\nOnsite round\n\nCoding 1 - one easy, one medium\n\nCoding 2 - 2 relatively easy mediums\n\n\nML system design - Standard ML system design question. I recommend people practice some standard material like this one - https://bytebytego.com/intro/machine-learning-system-design-interview \n\n\nBehavioral - standard questions to understand scope/ambiguity/cross-functional communication in your current role. I recommend people read this to understand expectations of senior role when annswering questions - https://www.hellointerview.com/blog/ace-faang-behavioral-interview \n\n\nOn coding, I did the top -100 Meta tagged easy/medium questions from the last 30 days. While some questions were not exactly the same, I think they come very close, so if you do the top-100 or maybe 200 if you have the time, you\'ll be good.\n\nI am not sure if my final coding round is optional. Will update this post if I am still called for the final coding round. \n\nWill also update the timeline when I hear back from the recruiter about my interview result. Good luck, everyone!\n\n

Hi all, \n\nI just completed my virtual onsite interview for an E5 MLE position with Meta this week. I thought I would share my experience here so it can benefi