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Statistics & Math interview questions

439 Statistics & Math questions from 87 companies, with hints, runnable code and solution walkthroughs.

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Katkat has 439 Statistics & Math interview questions from 87 companies; the most come from Meta (11%), Capital One (9%) and SIG (Susquehanna) (8%). By difficulty: 27% easy, 54% medium and 18% hard. The most common round is Technical Screen (50%). Frequent concepts include Statistics, Probability, Inference and Hypothesis Testing.

Companies (87)

Difficulty

  • Easy27% · 119
  • Medium54% · 239
  • Hard18% · 81

Interview rounds

  • Technical Screen50% · 218
  • Onsite28% · 124
  • Online Assessment18% · 78
  • HR Screen4% · 18
  • Other0% · 1

Roles

  • Data Scientist78% · 344
  • Software Engineer10% · 43
  • Quantitative Researcher6% · 26
  • Quantitative Trader3% · 14
  • Machine Learning Engineer2% · 10

Frequent concepts

  • Statistics14% · 61
  • Probability11% · 49
  • Inference3% · 15
  • Hypothesis Testing3% · 13
  • probability3% · 13
  • statistics3% · 11

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  • This problem tests your ability to design a robust statistical framework for comparing two groups with highly skewed, heavy-tailed data and potential outliers, moving beyond simple t-tests.

    VoleonData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This problem tests your ability to diagnose violations of OLS assumptions in count data and determine the appropriate corrective modeling strategy.

    VoleonData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This interview question evaluates statistical assumptions, formulas, estimation strategy, uncertainty, edge cases, and interpretation in a realistic interview setting. A strong answer for Explain P-Value Reporting and Bootstrap for Coefficient Estimation states assumptions, handles edge cases, explains trade-offs, and shows how to validate the result clearly.

    VoleonData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This multi-part question evaluates understanding of Markov chain and stochastic matrix properties, linear-algebra facts about eigenvalues and stationary distributions, invariance and sampling-distribution properties of OLS under orthonormal rotations, and discrete stopping-time probability reasoning for coin-flip processes.

    VoleonData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This interview question evaluates statistical assumptions, formulas, estimation strategy, uncertainty, edge cases, and interpretation in a realistic interview setting. A strong answer for Understand Propensity Score Matching in Business Analytics states assumptions, handles edge cases, explains trade-offs, and shows how to validate the result clearly.

    Walmart LabsData ScientistStatistics & MathOnsite
  • This question evaluates experimental analysis and statistical hypothesis testing skills, including data preparation and joining, interpretation of p-values, and understanding of causal inference and threats to validity in A/B tests.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathOnline Assessment
  • Compare sparse event rates across unequal mileage using a two-sample Poisson framework, exact conditional testing, and honest uncertainty.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This question evaluates understanding of discrete probability, sequential best-of-n match modeling, Monte Carlo simulation for probability estimation, and interval estimation for proportions.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • Establish event rates from unequal sampling with inverse-probability weighting, exposure-aware denominators, and efficient stratified allocation.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This question evaluates understanding of size-biased sampling, selection bias correction, finite-population total estimation, and uncertainty quantification in survey sampling.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • Explain rare-event log-link models, exposure offsets, zero counts, overdispersion, and the difference between counts and binary outcomes.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This question tests your ability to model geometric distributions and apply maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) to censored data.

    WaymoData ScientistStatistics & MathOnsite
  • Test whether two datasets come from the same distribution using univariate and multivariate methods, including KS, categorical tests, classifier two-sample tests, MMD, permutation tests, effect sizes, multiple-testing control, clustering-aware uncertainty, and sampling designs.

    WeRideData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • A permutation of the distinct values `1` through `100` is revealed from left to right. Explain the assumptions and derivation clearly, check edge cases, and show how the result changes when those assumptions no longer hold.

    WorldquantData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • Four boxes contain one \$100 prize. Explain the assumptions and derivation clearly, check edge cases, and show how the result changes when those assumptions no longer hold.

    WorldquantData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This interview question evaluates statistical assumptions, formulas, estimation strategy, uncertainty, edge cases, and interpretation in a realistic interview setting. A strong answer for Calculate Expected Flips for Heads-Tails Sequence states assumptions, handles edge cases, explains trade-offs, and shows how to validate the result clearly.

    YahooData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This interview question evaluates statistical assumptions, formulas, estimation strategy, uncertainty, edge cases, and interpretation in a realistic interview setting. A strong answer for Prove Equal Probability Impossible with Relabeled Dice Faces states assumptions, handles edge cases, explains trade-offs, and shows how to validate the result clearly.

    YahooData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This question evaluates a candidate's understanding of Bayesian inference, computation of posteriors and Bayes factors, posterior predictive probabilities, and decision-theoretic model selection in a simple biased-coin scenario.

    ZooxData ScientistStatistics & MathTechnical Screen
  • This question evaluates quantitative estimation, unit conversion, geometric scaling, and basic probability skills across multiple short brainteaser prompts.

    ZooxData ScientistStatistics & MathOnsite

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