First step was a phone screen with a recruiter. Generally this seemed to go pretty well. Bit of a dive into your CV and the role and whether or not you're a fit based off experience. Second round was a technical round to implement something at a high level - not leetcodey at all. You don't ever execute the code. The interviewers are very sharp, they will not miss anything, and are particular when it comes to big-O analysis. Make sure you know it well. I had a few miscommunications with the interviewer here and I think it cost me? Anyway, then you get ghosted. As another review said - radio silence for 3 weeks. I sent a follow up email after 2 weeks, never got anything back. I'd have taken a rejection email with some feedback happily, but yeah. Not that kind of company apparently - which is interesting considering they approached me to interview.

Ping by a recruiter over several years. Came on-site for a meeting with a senior engineering lead, and had an enjoyable discussion about their tech stack and my background. A few days later there was a single tech interview, two-on-one, that started with a simple problem statement and continued with ever shifting requirements. Engaging enough, but no clarity about what they were looking for (tolerance for being messed around by non-technical people). Overall disappointing experience, judged by a single nebulous interview.