Master technical interviews to get offers from Google, Amazon, Meta and more
Master the technical skills and interview strategies needed to land your dream job at FAANG companies.
What You'll Learn
Our comprehensive curriculum is designed to prepare you for every aspect of the FAANG interview process.
Getting an Interview
Learn how to get an interview from top tech companies like Google, Amazon, Meta, Remote Companies and more.
Learn about resume formatting, targetting the right companies and positions, referrals, hiring managers and more tips.
Algorithm & Data Structures Mastery
Learn about common data structures and how to apply them in coding questions.
Deep dive into sorting, searching, hashing, dfs/bfs algorithms based on commonly asked questions.
System Design
Learn about System Design part of the interview. Understanding common systems to build scalable and efficient systems based on real interview examples.
Meet Your Instructor
I have been on both sides of the interview table dozens of times. I know the fears that stop us from even trying to get a job at top tier tech companies. I know the struggles that go through the mind when practicing for algorithmic interviews. Then we give up on practice… It took me six years to get my first job at Big Tech. Because I started from zero and didn't ask for help.
I have helped dozens of candidates land their dream jobs or internships at FAANG companies.
Do you know what is the most common reason for failing technical interviews? - It's because candidates give up solving the coding problem during the interview. But then, what do you do when you get stuck?
I will be answering this and similar questions in the course. What took me six years to learn, you will learn in six weeks.
Learn more about my experience →Feedback from previous candidates
Here's a feedback that was given by the candidates who practiced with me in the past.
David D.
Senior Developer at Meta
Interviewer was extremely detailed in giving both positive feedback and areas to improve upon, I felt the interviewer wanted me to succeed and gave me hints along the way during the interview. The interviewer went above and beyond to provide insight in to the interviewing process along with his own experiences, it was a pleasure to be able to interview with.
Neema M.
Sofrware Engineer at Riot Games
A+! This was a phenomenal experience. Thank you for all of the great feedback, notes, and communication. I cannot think of a single thing I would recommend to change. The audio connection difficulties we had at the beginning were not a problem; it may have even helped me settle my nerves by giving me some breathing time before the actual interview.
Diana T
Software Engineer at Google
Great interview and very useful feedback!
Anonymous Candidate
Backend Engineer at Amazon
The interviewer was engaged the entire time looking over the solution and asking probing questions and answering my clarifying questions. Additionally, the feedback provided in the end was detailed and touched upon various aspects that I could improve upon and things that I did well. I was also provided with suggestions on how to prepare for interviews in general, which areas to focus on and a template for answering coding interviews in general.
Shawn J.
Staff Engineer at Paypal
I thought it was great. Gave small affirmations and clues when I was going in the right direction. This helped keep me stay confident and comfortable while approaching the rest of the problem. Spent a good amount of time giving me feedback after the interview and was not in a rush after the interview was over. Explained alternative ways I could have approached the problem that would have saved time in an actual interview. And gave advice on preparation for other aspects of the interview. Only thing I would have changed is that the problems asked seem to be directly from LeetCode. Slight variations to the problems would be nice to better help prepare for situations where I have to address something I haven't fully seen before. All in all though, it was a good interview and has definitely helped me feel more confident to face an actual interview.
Anonymous Candidate
Internship at Paypal
Like the feedback you give. Me forgetting to ask question is definitely something I can improve. Also you picked nice questions.
Anonymous Candidate
Internship at Meta
Extremely helpful interviewer. On the feedback shared a nice layout of a framework to follow during the interview. Sometimes you are very focused on the problem and forget basic steps, having a framework/checklist like this is always helpful.
Anonymous Candidate
Internship at Meta
Extremely helpful interviewer. On the feedback shared a nice layout of a framework to follow during the interview. Sometimes you are very focused on the problem and forget basic steps, having a framework/checklist like this is always helpful.
Michael C.
Software Engineer at Tinder
I thought you were very helpful. You added constructive prompts but didn't leave me hanging when I was unsure about a question you asked. On the constructive side - unfortunately your airpods made it really hard to hear you at some times.
Shah S.
Software Engineer at InfoSys
Waffle set the standard for high quality interviews going forward on this website. They explained exactly what they wanted in the problem and walked through steps to get there. In some situations where I got stuck he offered to black box the question to make it more easier for me to think about solving the problem.
Anonymous Candidate
Internship at Netflix
Interviewer's audio was poor, even after he got away from the background noise. Otherwise, really helpful!
Mario F.
Senior Software Engineer at Meta
- interesting and unique question - felt like a conversation, which made it quite enjoyable - very detailed and granular feedback The sound was a tad hard to understand, not sure if it was the microphone
Anonymous Candidate
Software Engineer at Twilio
Everything was great! This was extremely helpful. Only note I have is that sometimes you talked a little fast so I had to ask for clarification, but everything else was perfect.
David C.
SWE at Google
Very helpful interviewer, asking relevant questions and providing invaluable feedback! Thanks again! Best
Sitong P.
Engineering at NZXT
Thank you for the feedback - it really helps me understand the mindset of interviewers and make sure I'm doing things clearly for them. First time I've heard to trying to get them engaged in so that was also an interesting tactic.
Julius Z.
Software Engineer at Stealth Startup
They did a great hob and provided me with hints along the way as needed. They also gave me detailed feedback at the end which was helpful.
Nusk S.
Software Engineer at Amazon
They did explain the question fairly well and set some expectations. They did leave some room for ambiguity but that was deliberate for me as a candidate to ask more questions. Yes, they were fairly engaged. The only thing is they didn't react some of the explanation I was giving which again might have been deliberate or part of the practice. The feedback was understandable, reasonably actionable although I would like to revisit some of the points. I think one take away was to have a framework of checkpoints which is very useful for time management. I was also also able to ask several questions which is he patiently answered.
Anonymous Candidate
Software Engineer at AtoB
Thank you!
Anonymous Candidate
Senior Software Engineer at Kalepa
I was trying to explain the same thing multiple times and I also made sure to mention the things earlier than when you pointed them out as missing, for example the Redis cache - I had already told about having that cache layer earlier and you told I never mentioned that which was not correct. I was eventually going to get to the data model but that was something you had asked before I was kind of done explaining the entire high level design. I don't think it makes sense to point that out in the feedback I got from you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about the course? Here are some common ones.
What prerequisites are required for this course?
Basic programming knowledge in any language is required. Familiarity with data structures is helpful but not necessary as we'll cover everything from the ground up.
What if I don’t have a CS degree?
As long as you are able to write code, grasp the concepts and practice, you can follow the course.
How much time will I need per week?
4 hours once per week for the meeting. Plus 3-5 hours of practice per week.
How is the course structured?
The course consists of six in-person sessions over six weeks. Each session combines theory, tips, hands-on practice, short break, homeworks and interaction. Sessions are held once a week, typically on Sundays but subject to potential change on demand. This is a condensed version course supposed to equip attendeed with firm ground in passing technical (problem solving based) interviews.