--- I applied online and received an email about them being interested and they asked me to an online assessment. I complete the assessment and got a phone interview. They later sent me and email asking for more information. A couple days later they sent me a denied email from their automated system. --- They are a couple of red flags I've notice with this process. They sent me an email to do a assessment without tell me which position it was for. It was a red flag because I applied for three different positions. I did the assessment but it did not have anything to do with my position for which I applied. --- We did a phone interview that lasted for 10 mins with them asking for generic information which was the second red flag since it has nothing to do with the position. --- The largest suspect thing they did was send me and email asking for information on my parents such where do they live, where do they work. The same questions about my spouse and where she lives and works and where does her parents live and work. --- I would stay away from this company, the interview process is long and convoluted. They ask for way too much personal information. Their former CEO was charged in a 2 billion dollar tax fraud case by the Feds. It all seems like a way to gather as much information from their applicants to sell or make money off of them but that is just speculation.

First there was a interview with HR about basic background: past jobs, why you chose your major, clubs/extracirriculars, strengths & weaknesses. Then a interview with the manager who asked technical questions (arrays, BST, stack, queue). Then a final in-person interview about 2 hours where current software devlopers asked about your projects and then other reated technical questions with some behaivoral.