Phone screen with the recruiter. Then you will talk to an engineering leader to see if you're a good fit. After that, you do a take home challenge where you create a photo gallery search using the Imgur API. Unfortunately, my submission got lost for about a month so I heard nothing back for a long time. Eventually they contacted me and scheduled me for 3 more interviews: a live coding extension of the take-home challenge, a deep-dive into a recent project you did (no coding) and a systems design interview. You can only move on to the deep-dive/systems design if you pass the coding extension. The coding extension is just manipulating the data from the Imgur API and has nothing to do with the actual code you wrote for the take home challenge. Just make sure your fetch function is good. I don't think they even review the take home challenge, it's just a way to weed people out. My interviewer said he never saw my code so I have no idea who did. In the live coding extension, all they want you to do is manipulate the data from the Imgur API. So if you know all the built-in methods for objects and arrays in JavaScript you will pass this. Overall, I'm not sure the interview process reflects the actual capabilities of what it's like to be a frontend developer day to day. ChatGPT can do everything they ask in the live extension in 10 seconds but if you don't know the built-in object/array methods off the top of your head, you won't pass.