An AI mock interview for any question. Answer out loud, then see your filler words, pace and pauses, with coaching on what to change. Free, no sign-up.
- Minutes per take
- 2
- Change to try next
- 1
From CV to conversation.
Your experience is the starting point. Saying it out loud is where the practice begins.
Backend engineer
Example interviewFrom your CV
Led a database migration and mentored two junior engineers.
From the role
Build reliable services with a collaborative product team.
Your experience and the role, in one place.
Bring your experience.Add your CV and the job description for the role you’re preparing for.
Hear what to change.
Select a filler or pause in this example to see what you could change in your next take.
What you said
“Um, I’m a backend engineer with five years of experience. In my last role, I led a database migration while the service stayed live. I planned the rollout with the team and helped two junior engineers work through the changes.”
Where to listen
Your next take
Start with your role. Leaving out the opening filler makes your introduction more direct.
“I’m a backend engineer. Most recently, I led a live database migration and mentored two junior engineers through the rollout.”
Know what you’ll say.
Guides to the questions that come up most, with example answers you can practise out loud.
- Tell me about yourselfBuild a clear introduction with worked examples.
- What’s your greatest weakness?Name a real weakness and show what you are doing about it.
- HireVue practicePractise common questions, structure your answers and review your delivery.
- Graduate scheme video interviewsPrepare for the recorded stage of a graduate application.
- How to stop saying “um”Find where your filler words cluster and pause instead.
- Interview questions from your CVPredict what you’ll be asked from your CV and the job description.
Start with a first take.
Choose a question. Find your words.
Give yourself another go.