Super positive and efficient! I applied online through a university job portal and they contacted me about a month after I applied to schedule a technical phone interview. After the phone interview, they scheduled an onsite quickly because of my competing deadlines and hopped on a quick phone call with the recruiter. Onsite was about 4-5 hours long, with two technical coding interviews, one systems design question, and one question about a technical project I worked in depth on. There was also a lunch interview (but I don't think I was judged on it). I was given a chance to see their product and ask as many questions as I wanted. Interviewers all seemed very smart and passionate about the product and the overall mission! It definitely had a strong startup vibe when I interviewed but it also seems like the company is growing extremely quickly and might change significantly in the next few months/years.

Round-0: Recruiter call or Screening call Recruiter was friendly and clearly explained about the company, role and team. Asked to tell me about myself, then a recent project experience Round-1: Technical coding 1 (1hr) Graph based question asked as two parts. Not a direct question leetcode question, but had to take an example myself and write the class and methods. Round-2: Behavioral Interview with Engineering manager (1hr) Introduced each other, talked about team and responsibilities of the role. Then she asked about my experience like challenging project, conflict, things that I learned from current experience those I haven't before. Some follow-up question about the project experience and so on. This interview went well. I stumbled for few questions but overall its a good experience. Engineering Manager was so cool that she was talking and having a conversation rather than firing questions back-to-back. Round-3: Technical coding 2 (1hr) More real world based question. Has three parts. First two parts are to design the required classes and methods involving shipping yard, containers, buyers and sellers. The third part is to implement an algorithm to match the bidding between buyer and seller and conduct the transaction.