I applied online. The process took over two months.

The process is comprehensive, well-structured, and quite challenging, but definitely worth the effort. It moves from automated online testing to multiple rounds of live interviews, ending with a reference check.

The process started with a link to an online platform containing seven distinct tasks. One task was for documentation and basic information, while the rest covered logic, coding, and open-ended questions. Aside from the open-ended questions, which seemed focused on a personality assessment, all other tests were strictly timed, ranging between 20 to 60 minutes each. The time limit is very tight, and you will not have any time to spare. You are given a deadline to complete all tasks. I managed my own time and completed them over a span of two weeks. The timer only starts when you click begin, and each test includes an explanation of what to expect beforehand. After submitting the online tests, you receive feedback on whether you move to the next stage.

The interview phase is split into three separate rounds, and you can be eliminated at any point between them:

• The first interview was a casual, informal chat that included solving a logic problem similar to the ones in the initial online phase.
• The second interview was another problem-solving session where I had to resolve a couple more logic problems, again similar to the previous ones.
• The third interview was a more technical round. It started with a discussion about my past experience and follow-up questions, followed by a system design practical exercise.

Once you pass all three interviews, they request professional references. If everything checks out, you receive an offer. It is not a simple or short process, but it is completely worth it.