I applied online. The process took 4 weeks.
The first part is the screening process, where they look at your cover letter and your CV. If you pass the screening, next up are tests, which are not related to software engineering. They are there for them to see how you think, as they are more like logical tests. After that, there are two more algorithm problems to solve. They are not hard, and you can pick your programming language. In addition, at this step, you also get something like an IQ test, where you get several patterns and need to figure out what the missing pattern is.
Then comes the first round of interviews, where the recruiter asks questions about you and your interests. I didn't pass this interview, but I know there are 2 to 3 more interviews, with some technical and some more about your interests.
The questions were more about me, so they aren't relevant.
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