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Free Interview Question Generator

Create high-quality interview questions tailored to a role, seniority, and competency areas. Generate behavioral (STAR), technical, situational, and culture-fit questions—plus what to listen for, red flags, and a simple scoring rubric to run more consistent, bias-reduced interviews.

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Interview Questions

Your interview questions (with rubrics and what-to-look-for) will appear here...

How the AI Interview Question Generator Works

Get results in seconds with a simple workflow.

1

Enter the Role Details

Add the job title (required). Optionally add level, skills, and a job description to tailor the interview questions to real responsibilities and outcomes.

2

Choose Your Interview Focus

Pick a structured, behavioral (STAR), technical, or culture/collaboration set. Use structured interviews to compare candidates consistently across the same competencies.

3

Generate Questions + Scorecards

Get a role-specific question set with evaluation criteria, strong-signal answers, red flags, and a scoring rubric so interviewers can evaluate consistently.

See It in Action

Example of upgrading generic interview questions into role-specific, scorable questions with clear evaluation criteria.

Before
  1. Tell me about yourself.
  2. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
  3. Why do you want this job?
  4. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
After
  1. (Behavioral) Tell me about a time you improved organic traffic or rankings. What was your hypothesis, what changes did you make (content + technical), and what was the impact?

    • Score 1–5: clarity of approach, measurement, and results
    • Listen for: baseline metrics, prioritization, experimentation, iteration
    • Red flags: vague claims, no measurement, tactics without strategy
  2. (Technical) Walk me through how you would run a technical SEO audit for a site that recently lost rankings.

    • Score 1–5: diagnosis depth, prioritization, tooling, communication
    • Listen for: crawl/indexing, logs, templates, Core Web Vitals, migrations
    • Red flags: keyword-only focus, no triage, no stakeholder plan
  3. (Stakeholder) Describe a time you influenced engineering or content teams to ship an SEO initiative. How did you build alignment and handle trade-offs?

    • Score 1–5: stakeholder management, clarity, outcomes
    • Listen for: constraints, negotiation, roadmap impact
    • Red flags: blaming, no collaboration, unclear ownership

Why Use Our AI Interview Question Generator?

Powered by the latest AI to deliver fast, accurate results.

Role-Specific Interview Questions (Not Generic)

Generate interview questions tailored to your job title, seniority level, and competencies—so you can assess the skills that actually matter for the role.

Behavioral (STAR), Situational, and Technical Options

Create behavioral interview questions, situational prompts, and technical skill questions with progressive difficulty—ideal for structured interviews and consistent candidate comparison.

Evaluation Criteria + Strong Signals + Red Flags

Each question includes what to listen for, what a strong answer contains, and common red flags—helping hiring teams reduce ambiguity and improve decision quality.

Interview Scorecards and 1–5 Rubrics

Add clear scoring rubrics and competency-based scorecards to standardize evaluations, reduce bias, and make debriefs faster and more objective.

Works for Any Role (Tech, Marketing, Sales, Operations)

From software engineers to SEO managers and customer success leads, generate structured interview question sets that match real responsibilities and day-to-day work.

Pro Tips for Better Results

Get the most out of the AI Interview Question Generator with these expert tips.

Use a structured interview to reduce bias

Ask the same core questions to every candidate, score answers using a rubric, and calibrate as a team. Structured interviews improve consistency and decision quality.

Map questions to competencies

Choose 4–6 competencies (e.g., execution, communication, technical depth, stakeholder management) and ensure each has multiple questions to validate signals.

Add real job context

Paste the job description or success metrics (KPIs, deliverables, tools). Context turns generic questions into role-specific prompts that predict on-the-job performance.

Include follow-ups for depth

For each question, plan 1–2 probing follow-ups (constraints, trade-offs, impact). This prevents rehearsed answers and improves signal clarity.

Define the hiring bar before interviews

Agree on what ‘meets bar’ means for each competency and level. Clear anchors reduce post-interview disagreement and speed up debriefs.

Who Is This For?

Trusted by millions of students, writers, and professionals worldwide.

Generate structured interview questions for a specific job title and seniority level
Create behavioral interview questions (STAR) to assess ownership, teamwork, and problem-solving
Build technical interview questions for role-specific skills (e.g., technical SEO, React, SQL, analytics)
Design a consistent interview scorecard for hiring managers and recruiting teams
Prepare a panel interview pack with sections for different interviewers to avoid overlap
Refresh an existing interview guide to reduce bias and improve candidate comparisons
Create culture-fit and collaboration questions without asking illegal or irrelevant topics
Standardize hiring for fast-growing teams with repeatable, competency-based interviews

Interview Question Generator: Create Structured, Role-Specific Interviews (With Scorecards)

Hiring goes wrong when interviews are unstructured.

Two candidates get different questions. Interviewers score “vibes” instead of evidence. Feedback is inconsistent. And the team leaves the debrief with opinions—not signals.

This free Interview Question Generator helps you create role-specific interview questions with evaluation criteria, strong-signal answers, and scoring rubrics—so your hiring process is more consistent, fair, and predictive.

Why Structured Interview Questions Matter

A structured interview improves hiring quality because:

  • Candidates are evaluated on the same criteria
  • Interviewers have clear rubrics instead of subjective impressions
  • You get better signal density (fewer low-value questions)
  • Debriefs are faster because feedback is comparable

If you’re hiring for technical roles, marketing roles (like SEO), or leadership positions, structure is one of the easiest upgrades you can make.

What This Interview Question Generator Produces

Depending on the mode you choose, you can generate:

  • Behavioral (STAR) interview questions for ownership, teamwork, and problem-solving
  • Technical interview questions with difficulty progression and practical scenarios
  • Situational questions that test decision-making under constraints
  • Culture and collaboration questions that stay job-related
  • Interview scorecards and 1–5 rubrics to standardize evaluation

How to Generate Better Questions (Inputs That Improve Quality)

You only need a job title to generate questions. But if you want highly tailored output, add:

  • Seniority level (junior vs senior vs manager changes the bar)
  • Key skills/competencies (e.g., technical SEO, stakeholder management)
  • Job description (responsibilities, tools, KPIs, constraints)

The more specific the context, the more your questions will match day-to-day work.

Example Competencies (Use These to Build a Scorecard)

For most roles, a strong scorecard includes 4–6 competencies such as:

  • Execution and problem-solving
  • Role-specific technical depth
  • Communication clarity
  • Ownership and accountability
  • Collaboration and stakeholder management
  • Strategy and prioritization (for senior roles)

Pro Tips: Make Your Interview Process More Predictive

  • Ask the same core questions for every candidate (structure)
  • Use follow-ups that force specifics (constraints, trade-offs, impact)
  • Score independently before debrief (reduces groupthink)
  • Calibrate interviewers with sample answers (improves consistency)

If you want faster, cleaner hiring decisions, start with better interview questions—and a scorecard your team can actually use.

Frequently Asked Questions

An interview question generator creates role-specific questions based on a job title, level, and skills. It can also include evaluation criteria, strong-signal answers, and scoring rubrics to support structured interviews.

Enter the job title (required), then optionally add seniority level, key skills, and a job description. The more context you provide (responsibilities, tools, outcomes), the more targeted the questions will be.

Yes. Choose the Behavioral (STAR) option to get questions that focus on past experiences, including what to listen for, strong-signal indicators, and red flags.

Yes. Choose the Technical / skills option and add the key skills (e.g., JavaScript, system design, technical SEO, SQL). The tool generates practical questions with difficulty progression and scoring guidance.

Yes. Many outputs include a simple 1–5 rubric and evaluation criteria per question. Premium modes can generate a full competency scorecard with weighted criteria and anchors.

The prompts are designed to keep questions job-related and avoid sensitive or protected topics. Always review final questions to ensure compliance with your local laws and company policies.