I applied online after which I got an email where I had to record answers to about 5 questions. After that, an HR rep contacted me to set up a final interview. During the final interview, I found my interviewer to be pretty rude. He would cut me off while I was talking and didn't seem to pay attention to what I was saying. He also just seemed bored during the process. So overall I did not have a good experience. The HR reps were nice though. But I did think it was rude to send a generic automated rejection email to candidates who got to the final round of interviews.

I worked with a recruiter, so it was a quick interview process. I had a phone interview and then went in later that week for an in-person interview. I spoke with two different people, the manager and then someone under that manager. I was able to see around their office and learn a lot about the role, the expectations and hopes for the person.

Initial phone call, then two in-person interviews. Interview process wasn't difficult, mostly talking about my experiences and resume, about myself (the classic "tell me about yourself question"), and things that I could possibly be working on. Just be honest, and it's a good idea to bring your laptop/tablet or even just pictures of what you've done and just explain it step by step.