Zeroth phase was a questionnaire spanning professional stuff (language preferences etc) through to film/book preferences. First phase was a simple bit manipulation coding exercise to get familiar with their online IDE. Second phase was a phone screen with a harder algo problem (max sub array, [again]). IDE misbehaved so we had to move to another website. Opportunity to ask questions to get some colour on typical project. Third phase was on-site; 3 hour coding challenge. Should have prepared my BitBucket repository more carefully as burnt through a bit of time getting up to speed with that; on the other hand there's only so much spare time to devote to things like this when you're interviewing at multiple places and they each have their own favourite IDE/code repository etc. Was hoping for a little more friendly help to get over stuff you would expect a colleague to just help you with in a real work situation. Wasn't made to feel particularly welcome; and (bad) rock music was played over their PA during the process(!); didn't feel a particularly happy environment from the outside. Made progress with the exercise, but it only takes a few issues with maven 3rd party library dependencies in IntelliJ (it's not just me, right?) to cost you valuable 10s of minutes and then your time's up. Probably if you've written an html/json stripper once or twice before, you'd ace it. I've not come across that sort of work professionally (thankfully) so was a bit slow to progress. Content for the process to end there; if stripping data out of html feeds is representative of their typical project and their office atmosphere is always like that, it wouldn't be a great fit on either side.