Uber

Uber

Ride-hailing and delivery platform with massive real-time data challenges.

4 Rounds ~21 Days Hard
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Interview Question Bank

Data Engineer Coding medium

Write a SQL query to find the top 3 drivers by total earnings in each city over the last 30 days. Only include completed trips and account for potential ties in earnings.

#Window Functions #Aggregations #Date/Time Functions
Data Engineer Coding medium

Write a SQL query to calculate the rolling 7-day average of canceled rides per rider. The output should include the rider_id, date, and the 7-day moving average.

#Window Functions #Moving Averages #Time Series
Data Engineer Coding medium

Write a SQL query to find riders who have taken both an UberX ride and placed an Uber Eats order within the exact same 24-hour window.

#Joins #Date/Time Math #Correlated Subqueries
Data Scientist Coding medium

Write a SQL query to find the 7-day rolling average of driver cancellation rates for each city. Assume you have a trips table with trip_id, city_id, driver_id, status (completed, cancelled_by_driver, cancelled_by_rider), and request_timestamp.

#Window Functions #Rolling Averages #Aggregations
Data Scientist Coding medium

Write a SQL query to identify riders who have taken a trip in at least 3 different cities within a 30-day window.

#Self Joins #Date Functions #COUNT DISTINCT
Product Manager Coding medium

Given two tables, 'trips' and 'drivers', write a SQL query to find the top 5 cities with the highest driver cancellation rates over the last 30 days, considering only cities with at least 100 total trips.

#Joins #Aggregations #Filtering

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