The hiring process at Plytix is quite detailed and includes several steps. It usually starts with an online application, followed by a short video presentation that candidates are asked to prepare before any live interview. Then comes a screening call with HR, and if that goes well, a case study with the hiring manager, a “triple interview” focused on culture, work, and cognitive fit, and finally a short call with the CEO. The people I spoke with were polite and professional, but the process felt longer and more structured than expected for a company that promotes such a relaxed and friendly culture. It takes quite a bit of effort before you actually have a real conversation, and feedback isn’t always provided at the end — I only received a short rejection email after following up myself a week later. It’s a bit of a pity that I didn’t get to move to the next stage, because the company’s culture and values truly sounded like a perfect match for me. I was genuinely excited about the opportunity to learn something new and grow within such an inspiring environment. Overall, it’s a respectful but time-consuming process. My advice for future candidates: be ready to invest some time and patience, and don’t take the lack of feedback personally — it seems to be part of how their process works.

I successfully passed the screening processes. However, I was ultimately not selected for the position, as they were looking for someone with a less senior profile. Despite this, I highlight the professionalism and cordiality of the people I interacted with during the process. The interview was thorough and well-structured, which allowed me to appreciate their seriousness and commitment in the search for the ideal candidate.