I filled an application and a day later got asked to do an assessment test. This was my first time ever doing anything like this and was NOTHING I was expecting. I made the mistake of trying to do this shortly after waking up on the weekend, while drinking my first cup of coffee. HUGE mistake. You need to have your A-game on as the test does NOT give you time to be thoughtful about your answers and the questions are challenging. The last question is a tech question and more like what I was expecting. But I blew it by having to do a small search. It allows you to have an IDE loaded but web search is completely off limits. You have to rely on MS hints so if you can't remember a function, your SOL. Which I was. It's 100% from memory or hint from IDE. Fair is fair. I messed up. My nerves were rattled by bombing the first 3 sections and by the time I got to the last part I had lapse of memory on something very basic. They are looking for people with ice in their veins that do not crack and can blast right answers without a thought. For me this is not a fit, I'm more thoughtful individual and prefers to double check my work. If that is you as well, go ahead and try. They seem like a pretty cool company. Just be prepared.

Interview was exactly as depicted on their site. 1. Initial Application 2. Online Assessment & Short Coding Test - Short answer test related to soft skills, technical questions, and general problem solving. 3, Initial Phone Interview - Short call with recruiter to gauge interest and confirm expectations 4, At-Home Coding Exercise - Github repo with instructions for a small project 5. Technical Interview - Typical interview going over past experiences and technical questions, then a section for discussion about the at-home coding exercise you completed