The process was similar to others.

I was able to skip the phone interview and went directly on-site.

They had an event planned for all the interviewees that day, so the overall interview experience was good. The recruiters I worked with were great and helpful; they were able to assist me with everything I asked.

There were four technical interview sessions. Three of them were fair, but one was very unexpected and caught me off-guard. I was told that half of my interview would be about front-end development, as that was the role the recruiter said they were trying to fill. However, none of the sessions focused on front-end, and one even asked very low-level questions.

One of them asked me about the classes I took in college, since I think he went to the same university.

He then went one by one and asked me questions about the classes.

I was able to say he asked about CPU cycles and a bunch of other low-level stuff.