Asked pretty basic questions about python and django. Then asked me to do a project. A week later I returned to their office to showcase my work which they seemed impressed by. I met with them another week later where they seemed to want to get to know me and then followed up with an insultingly low offer without willing to negotiate. I was offered a lot less than my first job as a new grad which is disappointing because the culture and the people seemed great. They need to start putting how much they are willing to pay in their job descriptions so they don't waste another two weeks of someones time.

Applied online through their website, and received a response requesting a phone interview two days later. The phone interview was after another two days, and I was asked about my experience (mostly school projects as a junior applicant) and was told about the role and company. The phone call lasted 10-15 minutes, and I was brought in for an in-person interview the following week. The in-person interview was with three team members, and asked a few personality questions followed by technical questions. The interviewers were friendly, and helpful with clarifying any uncertainty with their questions. At the end of the interview they also showed me around the office. I received an offer later in the week, and overall the process took about a week in total, which was nice compared to the week (plus) long delays I experienced applying some other places. Overall the process was smooth and felt appropriate for my application level. The phone interview was quick, probably owing to my lack of experience, and the in-person interview seemed reasonable for a junior-level applicant.