There's one phone interview, an about 3-hour online test, an onsite interview. The phone interview is nothing serious (according to the recruiter that called me) just talking. Asked basic java (or whatever your main language is) concept questions like difference between abstract class and interface. The famous online test contains logic (just like GRE/SAT), limited time logic, learning new language (which is very very easy if you do it carefully but not over-think), algorithm. The algorithm part has 4 questions, which is not very hard. You can write whatever language you like in a plain-text editor. You really can find a lot of questions here. I did read a lot but I didn't remember the answer so I did it by myself in the exam. But it's time-consuming. I'm not very good at math and logic. So if you really value this test, please do search. They don't set time limit, but you'd better finish that around 3 hours. Although I think they have wired picking standard (because all my super-technical smart classmates failed while me who is not so good at coding passed), the key to pass is to be careful and calm. The onsite interview is a very good experience. The campus is AWESOME! They even have a D&G building and some farm yard for employee to plant! All people there are very nice and helpful, trying to help you solve problem. The project presentation DO NOT require a slides. I did a very fancy PPT but didn't use. The engineer will ask you in detail about your project. (But preparing for the PPT did help me review my project). The dinners were great, and talking with employee would definitely help you understand what do you want and what would they provide. So if you have time please do choose the dinner option. That helps me a lot! BTW an employee told me HR has big power on the decision. So you may wanna behave well during the HR part in the onsite process and give her/him a good impression that you're really interested in the company. The offer is very very generous. The salary is very good.