The interview process was thorough. I would expect such, as it's always more difficult to deal with a bad hire.

I applied through a LinkedIn post and was initially contacted for a phone screen approximately one month after my application was submitted. I was contacted by a QA Manager and answered normal interview questions, exploring my posted experience submitted via resume. At the conclusion of this interview, I was informed a follow-up email would be sent for a technical interview.

The technical interview was standard fare. I feel no true student of Computer Science would have too much difficulty with the questions. We conducted a code session through Collab-edit, and a series of Java questions were asked. Pseudocode was specifically stated as acceptable, but I tried to steer clear and use syntax where possible.

At the conclusion of this interview, I was again contacted for a block of on-site interviews. During this process, I met with many different people in different roles and answered a series of technical and behavioral questions. Approximately two days later, I received a call notifying me I would receive an offer soon.

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