Contacted by a recruiter via email asking for availability. 30 min phone call with a “manager” in the department followed by a skill analysis homework assignment. I had to follow up every step because it took awhile between steps. Last step was a 3.5 hour in house interview. Amazing people but I’m not sure why it was in house with 3/4 interviews over video conferencing. Got a sorry rejection letter a couple days later unfortunately. I wish they would be a bit more selective as 3.5 hours is a long time to take off work for no offer.

The interview process took about a month. I started at the beginning of October. I submitted an online application on a Wednesday and on Friday was contacted by a recruiter to set up a phone call. The phone call took about a half hour then I was told that there would be a "sneak peek" assignment. That basically was a homework assignment to give me a glimpse into the duties of the job and Gusto the chance to see how my brain worked. A couple hours after the assignment was turned in the recruiter reached out to schedule a three interviews. Because I was remote the interviews were online. One was a technical, the other was someone on the team, and the last was someone within a different department. It was scheduled for a week later. After that interview I had one more interview that was more technical. After that it was talking with a recruiter and was offered a job. It was a long process but worth it because it gave the company insight into me and me insight into the company.