Microsoft AI
Copilot assistant, in-house MAI models and Azure AI Foundry
Interview in a few hours? A quick sprint for Microsoft AI
AI in interviews
Use AI to prepare, but in assessments and interviews show your own skills with no outside help unless explicitly permitted. Some AI-focused orgs reportedly run a dedicated AI-assisted coding round where it is allowed.
Typical interview loop
How Microsoft AI usually runs it for applied AI and LLM engineer roles.
- Focus: Background & level
Recruiter call
A background and fit conversation that also sets out the rest of the process; some recruiters add light DSA questions.
- Focus: DSA under time pressure
Online assessment (some roles)
A timed Codility test, about 90 minutes, with two problems of rising difficulty.
- Focus: Technical basics & behavior
First-round interviews
One or two video interviews with a peer or the hiring manager that mix technical and behavioral questions.
- Focus: Coding, design & growth mindset
Interview loop
Several back-to-back conversations of up to an hour covering coding, system design and behavioral questions.
- Focus: Working effectively with AI tools
AI-assisted coding (AI orgs only)
In AI-focused orgs such as CoreAI and Copilot, a coding task in VS Code with GitHub Copilot enabled, especially for ML and data-processing roles.
How it weights your plan
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