I found the job posting on indeed.com, I applied, within a week a recruiter emailed me to setup a 30-minute phone interview, then there was a 1-hour phone interview with QA engineers, then there was a 4-hour, on-site series of interviews with QA engineers and software developers. The first 2 phone interviews went pretty smoothly, most of the questions were about myself, and my interest in Indeed. The on-site interviews were more challenging, there were some technical questions about SQL, API's, and browser cookies. There were several open-ended questions like "how would you test this web form?" Once at both phone interviews, and once on-site I was asked how I would test a random object like a coffee mug, or box of x-mas lights. For this type of role it seemed like they really want someone thorough who thinks outside the box and looks at things from all possible angles.