Sit across from an AI interviewer who talks, listens, pushes back and keeps time. Write real code. Walk out with a scored report and a model answer.
val s = m.sortedBy { it[0] } for (x in s.drop(1)) { if (x[0] <= last[1]) last[1] = maxOf(last[1], x[1])
Pick a type, press start, and you are in the room in ten seconds. No scheduling, no strangers, no judgement.
Max speaks, hears you answer, interrupts when you ramble and asks the follow-up a real senior engineer would. Turn the camera on to practise eye contact, or off to focus on the code.
def lru_get(self, k): if k in self.d: self.d.move_to_end(k)
Syntax highlighting, 7 languages, and Max reads your code as you type.
Rubric, three fixes, a model answer. Honest, never invented.
“You mentioned moving payments to Kafka. What broke first?”
Upload a resume and Max asks about your real projects.
See which skills move week to week.
One question a day keeps you sharp. 2 freezes a week on Pro.
fun merge(m: List<IntArray>) { val s = m.sortedBy { it[0] } val out = mutableListOf(s[0]) for (x in s.drop(1)) { if (x[0] <= out.last()[1]) out.last()[1] = maxOf(out.last()[1], x[1]) else out.add(x) } return out }
Explain, code, discuss complexity. Reviewed line by line.
Start →Requirements to scaling, with a whiteboard. Max probes the bottlenecks.
Start →STAR stories on video, with follow-ups for specifics and impact.
Start →Android, iOS, React, Go, DevOps, Data. Concepts, then “why?”.
Start →Parking lot, elevator, rate limiter. Classes and interfaces in the editor, reviewed for extensibility.
Start →The 15-minute intro call: your pitch, why you're looking, logistics and the money question.
Start →Free gets you 2 full interviews a month with the report. Pro is $14.99 a month for 40, longer sessions and resume questions.