I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks.

There is a "home task" of a sort, and while the applicant is free to dedicate as little time as they want to make it representable, it will take some hours. I've dedicated half of a day to make a good solution, which is a lot; however, I had the motivation to do so. Note that there is no starter repo—the applicant sets up the project themself, so you'll need at least the basic work setup on your machine.

The rest of the interviews are very fast. I think there was a algorithmic task at some point, but it was not a complicated one. The whole process was one of the fastest I've experienced.

The big part of an interview is to create a solution to a problem, and there's no starter repo for it—the applicant has to set up the project themselves. You can use any tech stack, as I understand; it feels like the team wants to see how good the engineer is, not what they were working on before.