After submitting the application online, I was asked to take a skills assessment. All in all, this took three hours, and I'm generally pretty fast at doing these. 30 minutes were spent doing a personality test. The other 2.5 hours were a live test proctored by Examity. No internet access save the test. Format: - Twelve easy math questions. Two minute time limit for the whole thing. - Twenty multiple-choice questions about a fictional programming language. I am fairly certain that there was not enough information given to answer certain questions. The exam stated that this section was graded on "speed and accuracy"; no other details, and I wasn't shown my grade. - Four actual software questions taking about 2 hours total (no stated time limit). On the easy side; I'm pretty sure I got the optimal solution for all four problems, though I don't know if I coded them correctly. The IDE was a simple text editor, so there was no way to compile or run the code, and no access to official docs. No guidelines beyond "answer the problems". Been about a week since I finished this. No response or feedback of any kind.

Phone screen that was pretty easy, just about myself and previous experience. Technical screening that was 2-3 hours online and proctored by third party service that was a pain to set up and work with. Makes you download an application that has way too many priviliges.