I applied and got reached out by a recruiter the next day to schedule a phone interview. After the interview, I received a take-home coding project to complete within 10 days. A few days after, I got a follow-up and was invited to interview with them on-site at their HQ. The on-site began with a tour of their offices, and then I had four separate interviews lasting 45 minutes each. The first was a behavioral interview with one of their engineers. The second was with two engineers with whom I did a walk-through of a hypothetical database (related to the take-home project) and I had to resolve customer complaints by pointing out the error in the database. The third was a code walk-through of my technical project. The final interview was another behavioral interview with a manager. Overall, I enjoyed my experience. Everyone on-site was really nice and it was great getting to meet and talk to them. You can tell people at the company believe in its core values and practice them. I ultimately declined the offer because the salary was unfortunately less competitive than my other offers.

I completed a coding project by myself for the first part; then there was a recruiter call, followed by an interview that lasted around 4 hours. During the interview, I met with various team members and had my project reviewed.