Phone interview, a couple of assesments, and a 3 hour final interview. Overall not a bad experience. You have to do some coding assessments and the interview just consisted of going over logistics.

Phone screening is pretty easy and straightforward. Nothing technical or too behavioral. Mostly testing to see if you are a real person. Online assessment was rough, took about 3-4 hours but I secured a final interview regardless.

The assessment was 3-4 hours long with a combination of logic and math questions. Nothing too hard, they're trying more to test your logic skills with interesting questions than gauging your math skills. There is a section where you work with an imaginary programming language, which is logical and step-by-step as they add more rules.