After submitting my application, I was contacted a few days later to set up a phone interview. The phone interview wasn't too long--about 20 minutes. She asked mostly about my experiences, my skills and how they contribute to the job. She had a warm personality which made it easier to talk to her. I had to complete a translation test after the phone interview. After the phone call, she told me she will notify if they decide on an in-person interview. The following week, I was setting up an in-person interview. Two people interviewed me for about 30 minutes and then I was interviewed by one person for about 30 min. I must say it is a bright and welcoming place. Afterwards, I was emailed with a second translation test.

Pretty straightforward, standard questions. There was a list of about ten, mostly about my academic background. They told me about the project they were working on and asked what team I preferred working with.