Apple Interview Process: 4 Rounds Explained
The Apple interview process, round by round: Apple — Coding Assessment → Technical Screen → Technical Interview → Behavioral / Hiring Manager Interview.
- Company: Apple
- Role: new-grad software engineer
- Rounds: 4
- How firm: Sources differ
The Apple interview process for a new-grad software engineer has 4 rounds, in this order: Apple — Coding Assessment, Technical Screen, Technical Interview, Behavioral / Hiring Manager Interview.
The rounds
Apple — Coding Assessment
Online test. The coding assessment.
Apple — Coding Assessment: pattern, syllabus and a free mock
Technical Screen
Coding. Coding, data structures and algorithms, and depth in your language.
Technical Interview
Technical. Data structures, OOP, OS, networks, DBMS and your projects; teams may set practical tasks.
Behavioral / Hiring Manager Interview
Behavioural. Teamwork, conflict and your motivation for Apple, in STAR form.
Where this comes from
Sources differ. Sources disagree on part of this process; the note says where.
Thin. Apple publishes no structure and each team runs its own loop (Aced: four to seven rounds, all inside the team you applied to). GeeksforGeeks and Aced agree on technical screens, technical interviews and a final behavioural or hiring-manager interview, with system design mainly for experienced candidates. US-facing sources.
Practise for Apple
Signed in, you can sit the whole process as one simulation: the online test, then each interview with the AI interviewer, in order. Not affiliated with Apple.