The rounds are as follows: 1. Meet the hiring manager, discuss your technical background and projects 2. Technical coding round: leetcode medium-ish with follow-up questions that tie it into real-world engineering practices and system designs. 3. Final virtual on-site, several interviews revolving around system design, API design, and testing/quality assurance. There's a heavy emphasis on collaboration and conversing with your interviewers to help clarify the problems and explain your approach. Everyone was super friendly and welcoming!

I applied via LinkedIn and it took about a month to hear back. The interview process included a 1-hour screening, a 1-hour interview with the manager, a 1-hour live coding and API design session, and three 1-hour conversations with team members. Everyone I interacted with was nice and respectful. While the process is quite long, I found the live coding round fair, involving a medium-level LeetCode-style question that didn't require pre-memorized knowledge to solve. I went through the first three stages but decided to withdraw my application after accepting another offer, as I didn't have time to complete the process. Overall, it was a somewhat pleasant experience, although I believe the process could be shorter and more efficient.