There were 7 steps: 1. Recruiter + EM 2. Interview with Head of Engineering 3. Tech interview in the Live coding/Pair programming style 4. CV screening 5. Interview with CPTO 6. Interview with Product owner 7. Cultural fit (vibe check with the team)

The interview process is very lengthy and has 6-7 steps. Although they try to complete it in 2 weeks. Step 1: Get-to-know call: This will be an interview with the Talent Partner and it will be a normal discussion around tech background,experience ,motive and information about the company. Step 2: Home Assignment: It was time bound assessment but not like leetcode or hackerank. There were a few McQs and 3 sets of problem statements(Rest endpoint implementation,Junits, business logic). Positive thing is you will be able to download problem statement and use your choice of IDE to do the implementation. Step 3: Interview with Hiring Manager: This was nice discussion with two hiring managers. Discussion was mainly related to culture fit, strengths , motive to join company. Step 4: Technical Interview: This will interview with Senior Engineer and starts with a project discussion and then deep dive into the technical part of the project. I was expecting questions more in terms of architecture or high-level designs or practical implementation, but to my surprise, it was too basic(internal working of ArrayList/hashmap), the output of some code snippets, and a small code session with Java Stream APIs. I was a bit surprised by these questions as they are less relevant to the job and are too low-level questions(Ex: Will code give compiler error or not? I believe IDE gives compiler error so why should we bother about that). I didn't clear the Technical interview, but after that as well there were 2 more rounds which were an HR interview and an interview with Cxx-level person. And here comes the bad part, I was ghosted for 15 days for the technical interview feedback which I believe was very unprofessional. As they had stated in the first interview that they will share feedback ASAP but they didn't mean it.