The recruitment process began with an initial screening, followed by a technical interview and resume walkthrough. The entire experience was positive and relatively relaxed compared to what I had expected. During the initial screening, the recruiter asked about my background, interest in the company, and briefly covered my relevant experience. This conversation was casual but professional, lasting about 20-30 minutes. The technical interview was comprehensive but not overly rigorous. The interviewer focused on practical scenarios rather than obscure theoretical concepts. They presented real-world problems related to the position and asked how I would approach them. There were a few coding questions, but they were designed to evaluate problem-solving skills rather than memorization of algorithms. The resume walkthrough allowed me to elaborate on my experience and accomplishments. The interviewer showed genuine interest in my previous projects and asked thoughtful follow-up questions. This part felt more like a conversation than an interrogation.