First part was an online multiple choice test, questions were about linux bash commands and basic networks, 20 questions in 18 minutes (time should be enough given you know something, otherwise just guess - good luck!). One week later, I was invited to a coding video interview. The interviewer jumped directly to coding questions, without asking any behavioral questions or cv/resume questions. Two questions were asked, one "warm-up" and one "real stuff". Both were fairly easy - just relax but do remember to explain your thought process. Got a reply in very short time (1 or 2 days) after the coding interview, saying I passed it and there was a final system interview, scheduled in less than one week. The system interview was very open, and for me it was tough. The interviewer again did not ask any other questions, but start with a very easy linux bash question. Then he dig into every detail in your answer and asked OS or bash questions about that detail until you got confused - they are trying to find out how much you know about system. Then the second part of this interview was about system troubleshooting, which was very open as well. Interviewer will give you a scenario and you are going to find out and solve the problem. Received rejection in very short time.