I reached out to the recruiter on LinkedIn, as I had connected with him for an opening at a different company a few years ago.
He called me for a short phone call to get in touch and collect some basic information, then forwarded my resume to the hiring manager.
The process started with an online coding challenge, for which I was given a week to complete. I then waited about a week to hear back from them.
They informed me that they would like to proceed with a phone screening with the director to discuss my solution, and then they invited me for an onsite interview.
I met about 5-6 people during the onsite interview, and it went pretty smoothly. The people were generally very nice and super engaged in their jobs. I also got enough time to ask a lot of questions.
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