The Collaborative International Dictionary
interviewee \interviewee\ n. a person who is interviewed.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1884, from interview (v.) + -ee.
Wiktionary
n. Someone being interviewed; the recipient of an interview; usually, the one answering the questions.
WordNet
n. a person who is interviewed
Usage examples of "interviewee".
But the inspector stood, rocking on his heels, appraising his interviewee with harsh eyes.
And First Interviewee had been careful not to do anything or go anyplace that the Relatives interpreted as threatening.
Out of their shortlist of possible interviewees, it seemed that the person with the most free time on his hands at the moment was the bookkeeper.
This co-existence of serious scientific explorer and witty raconteur made Rhukk a highly popular guest on other chat shows and an interviewee in comnet programs.
Famed for her sweet smile and gentle manners, she can, none the less, disarm the most un-cooperative interviewee and is always hard hitting in her presentations.
With his peculiar docility, his way of doing the habitual and acceptable thing, Orr came and sat down opposite in the big leather chair placed for interviewees and patients.
They'd run checks on sex offenders, ruled out a slew of interviewees.