The first interview was just a call with the CEO to see if experience/personality was a good fit. The second interview was a call with the tech team where I shared a project and explained the whole thing. I screen shared the browser and VSCode, etc. Overall I really wanted to like these guys, but I was a bit thrown off after the project share, as the CEO asked if I had any questions for them shortly after I shared the project (and they asked relatively few questions about my project). I was already asked if I had questions for them in the first interview so I hadn't prepared any many, but tried my best to improvise. This may have seemed too forced, and if I had said I didn't have any that also would have been a bad move I think. I was told I'd hear back in a week or two probably. I decided to send a thank you email that evening and the next day I was rejected, almost as if it was a reaction to the thank you email, although I don't want to read into it. If I had made it to the third interview, I think it was going to be the final one, as I would have been flown to Cali for it to take place in person.

Call with CTO and team. In person meeting with CEO and other developer on team. Design challenge given and they will evaluate a project you created. They pulled up a Figma design and had me look for any flaws.