1.Initial portfolio and elevator pitch to recruiters at career fair 2.Interview the next day with two recruiters 3.Receive email about design challenge, given a week to complete 4.Completed design challenge, and received call about not continuing with my application Just be prepared to answer questions about your portfolio and your design thinking. And when doing the design challenge focus on the visuals, they do not care about the user flow(if you ever used linkedin, why they don't care about user flow is pretty obvious). Pretty UI>Systems Thinking

It was pretty intense. It was 4 rounds - started with a recruiter phone call lasting 30 mins, then 2 back to back 45 minute interviews with designers, then a one week design exercise, than a full day onsite with a 1 hour presentation and 4 1-1s with designers. While it was a pretty meaty process, I really enjoyed it! Every person I talked to during the process was super friendly and all my interviews really felt like conversations rather than 'interviews'. It was my favorite interview experience I've had with a company. They really want to get a sense of who you are, both as a person and as a designer. You should be able to articulate your end to end design process, how your designs add value, and defend all your design decisions.