6 rounds with partners, some while dont seem to have the partner titles on their linkedin introduced themselves as partners. Interview format is quite sporadic, while they may have a case, it's very unstructured unlike the usual case interviews you would imagine. Some of the interviewers seem to just be looking for specific answers that they want.

Case studies were on zoom and they pull you into a waiting room with other candidates. It's a bit awkward. Then you have to do fast math and provide a framework over zoom and using annotation - it's a good test for the 'real world' but overall it's just an awkward transition between interviews.