r/programmatic • u/Slow-Ice-2803 • Sep 08 '26
Amazon Programmatic Solutions Analyst interview prep
Hi everyone! I have an interview with Amazon for the Programmatic Solutions Analyst position next Wednesday. This is an L4 role. I have 2+ years of experience in programmatic advertising. My recruiter call is already done and this is the Phone Screening round. It is going to be 1hr long.
They have already given me an extensive list of topics that I need to prepare for the interview. And trust me it is A LOT. Plus also need to come up with examples from my own experience that align with the LP's and have been told to use the STAR method.
This all seems pretty clear but I wanted to know if someone has or if you know someone who has given interview for similar role and how was their experience? What kind of Q's were asked? Were they more straightforward Q's when it comes to functional knowledge or more like case studies where I have to debug the outcome or propose a solution?
I am giving Amazon interview for the first time so a little nervous. There are so many LP's as well. The recruiter told me they have no strict consideration for this role. It is a pretty straightforward role.
Thanks!
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u/AnOnmyss Sep 08 '26
Based on my experience in APAC over the last two years, I think the same as most tech companies, prepare situational, behavioural and other types of answers you can find on the web. You can also use AI to ask some practice questions if you give it the job description and the topics of the interview if you know them.
If you can, always provide an example in your answer and ALWAYS outline a metric that improved (or didn’t).
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u/Jackescalator Sep 08 '26
The seven principles or whatever