I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Provectus in Sept 2025
Interview
1) Screening interview
2) Technical interview with a team lead. 1.5h. We discussed my skills, projects. Then, a set of technical questions. Then, a 30-minute task, where you can use any AI you want, but you need to make the code work and then explain the solution.
3) Cultural Fit -> how you act during different situations
4) Final interview with the Head of Department -> partially technical, partially about your experience and skills.
The overall attitude was very friendly, and the process was fast. The ridiculous part was that only during the 4th round did the company realise that I didn't have enough experience (even though the technical interview went great!). Somehow, the order of the interviews doesn't make sense. The company saves the time of the Head of Department, but wastes the time of the candidates...
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Questions about my portfolio, about RAG. About transformer architecture.
After submitting your resume and cover letter, HR or a recruiter reviews your qualifications.
• You may be contacted within 1–2 weeks if your background matches the role.
A 20–30 minute call with HR or a technical recruiter.
• Focus: your background, experience with interior projects, software (Revit, AutoCAD), and interest in GHT.
• May include a few basic technical or code questions.
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Provectus (Atlanta, GA) in Mar 2025
Interview
The interview process took about three weeks and included two HR calls, a technical interview, and a behavioral/technical interview. The HR experience was disorganized and frustrating. Although the other interviews were very friendly and excited.
Initially, I was told I was underqualified, then later informed they might have a role that fit my experience. After completing all interview stages, I was told they were preparing an offer letter. However, I was ghosted for a week by HR—despite multiple follow-ups—until I reached out to the interviewers on LinkedIn, which finally prompted a response.
In the fourth week, I was informed that the position had been closed. No communication in between, no explanation, just a sudden update.
Overall, it felt like a significant waste of time and energy, and the lack of transparency and professionalism from the HR side was disappointing.