Applied in September of 2024, interviewed in November. All interviews were remote. First interview was introductory, while the following two day long session was conducted with five people, one after another. My recruiter gave me a well laid out interview schedule and lots of guidance on the process, with plenty of example questions. They will mostly just want to get to know you, talk about your experience, and ask you behavioral questions - which if you follow the STAR method and review Amazon's 14 leadership principals - you'll basically have all the answers you need beforehand. Nothing technical was asked - just know your projects. I had a great time speaking to everyone and my initial feedback was good, so I had high hopes going forward in anticipation of an offer. I was told I would hear back from them with a decision the following week, but I never heard back. I attempted to follow up with my recruiter on two separate occasions over the course of the following month, but I still never got a response. The closest thing I got to a response from them was a survey request, and my application was only just recently updated as "no longer considered" - nearly three months after I last spoke to somebody and with no email. I feel completely insulted and like my time was completely wasted. Despite a very positive interview experience and seemingly good initial feedback, the lack of communication post interview completely spoiled this experience - and I have nothing to show for it. If you want to interview with Amazon, make sure you have other opportunities in the pipeline because they might not say another word to you after all the work you've put in. Beware!

In total I interviewed with about 10 people. By far the longest interview process I’ve ever undergone. The first interview was a standard phone screen. The subsequent interviews were more thorough spread across multiple days. On one day I interviewed with up to 6 people.