First step was a 30-minute web test which consisted of Graduate-level software engineering questions. After passing that hurdle there was a one-hour phone interview base on a code fragment that was quite difficult. The interviewer was not friendly and the process did not seem to go well. The code fragment was C++ code (not quite compilable, but almost so). The code looked simple, but then the questions were not just about how C++ handles single- and multiple-inheritance. Instead they delved into how one might create data structures to compile multiple-inheritance classes, and in particular what the class memory lay-out might be. This seemed to be a test to see if one could design a compiler, on the fly. Thank god compilers aren't actually designed that way. Yet another company thinking they need folks right out of graduate school, IMHO. Hope that works out for them.