Short, concise and to the point. Not too many questions and not overly exhausting. The main focus was on my history and tech aptitude. The interviewer was kind and polite and made sure I'm comfortable. I asked numerous questions and the interviewer answered all of it.

If you interview here be prepared for the possibility of being rejected irrespective of how competent you are. This company is one that will require you to participate in a process of multiple interview phases: speaking with the recruiter (1st stage), a total of two take-home tests (this is where they begin to discriminate against candidates) if you're fortunate you'll be funneled through to the hiring manager (2 interviews here) then if they like you enough you'll be pushed through to another round of interviews (a presentation that you have to compile). As you can see, there are tons of hoops a candidate may have to jump through, its very dense. Based on the metrics shown on Glassdoor there's a high possibility that those who apply just won't get in. Its not because they're not competent but because the hiring process is more akin to that of a game-show.