At first, I had a simple phone interview and exchanged some emails to answer some questions about the company. When I decided that this was a company I'd like to apply to, I was given a Hackerrank test to complete. It was 1:30h for the test. Ten logic questions (from simple to hard) and then I had to write three programs. In my opinion, the time was a bit short, but the exercises weren't that complicated. I recommend practicing a bit online on Hackerrank to familiarize yourself with the process. Depending on how experienced you are, you should maybe do more than just the 'sample' test there.

Finally, a few days later, I got called that I passed and that I would have a face-to-face interview. There, I met the Technical Director, who is an amazing person. You could talk to him openly; if you had questions, you were encouraged to ask them. Sadly, I don't remember what technical questions I received. What I do remember is that I described in detail my experience, entered in detail on what I did (and there were questions on 'how' I did that stuff - so maybe those were the technical questions

How I implemented an automation framework.