Disclaimer: I went through the process in Feb. 2022. I'm not sure if the process remains the same nowadays.

The overall process was more or less standard for large companies, only fully remote. It included a couple of live coding sessions plus a tech deep dive, and some culture fit-like calls – nothing extraordinary.

I admit that it was one of the smoothest and most pleasant interview experiences ever. This was mostly due to the proper attitude of the interviewers, who were keen to understand what I could do instead of trying to find out what I could not (which often happens with tech interviews, unfortunately).

Coding tasks were not that crazy. The first one was, in fact, even trivial; it took me about 10 minutes, if not less, instead of the half-hour that was booked for the call.

There were two live coding sessions. The first one was trivial, and the second one was simple to average.

There was also a technical deep dive where I could bring my own project to discuss design, trade-offs, etc. (I don't remember if it was only an option or a requirement).