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5 technical questions and a non-graded lunch chat with an engineer. The questions were the typical algorithms questions you'd expect at a software interview. There was also a basic design question, but nothing too in-depth.

It was an intense coding interview. So make sure you lock in for your coding interviews. In general, LeetCode and "Cracking the Coding Interview" do help quite a bit, and doing mock interviews is useful too.

I got contact in three weeks and had two one-hour interviews. The first one was about parsing a string, and the other one was about implementing a basic board game. The overall process was relaxing, but I wasn't able to solve the questions quickly,