I had been contacted by a Recruitment Agency via Linkedin. They said there is a role at UL Transaction Security at Leiden whether I interested. After my positive response the formal interview process began. All interviews were via phone call. There were three major interviews between me and the company. Before and after for each one, the recruitment company called me and gave info about interview and took feedback. The first interview was with the mid level director. He was very kind and a relaxing person. We talked about why they had needed this role, what I did in my past, how can I contribute to the company. And we talked about the interview process. The second interview was with the HR representative. They informed me about my relocation, gave some info about company's attitude to the personnel. The third interview was technical. I had been interview with the 2 supervisor level analysts. They were at two different timezones. So it was hard to establish the meeting for the recruitment company. But they handled. The interviewers reviewed my CV very deeply (line by line) and asked very detailed questions about what I wrote there and how i contribute. They had some questions about the role's responsibility and what I can do, what I have to do if they hire me. There would be a face to face interview at the company's location if the technical interview was gone well. Company's HR representative informed me by a call after a few weeks about the process. She said the interview process didn't go well because i didn't have hands-on experience and it may be difficult for me to adapt. Moreover, due to I'm not a junior, they may not provide me the salary satisfaction for my premium skills.

Faced several open ended technical questions on several areas of security, mainly network and web. The questions ranged from describing a vulnerability type and possible exploit scenarios to threat modeling and security knowledge questions.