Took about 3 weeks, TA screen > Zoom > On-site multi-interviews including a presentation. You can see this company is becoming a "professional interviewing" company, just a revolving door bringing in talented people to pick their brains all day for the cost of a flight and hotel stay. There were some interesting titles like "director" and "leads" from people who didn't seem to come across as domain experts and had no vision of how to qualify or sell their product. I was not impressed. The TX site had a horrible open work area, I practically wanted to walk out once I saw their seating arrangement. I didn't believe in the company, their main product was a $50M acquisition of a product that looks like it could be replicated in a garage. I could not fathom how this company thinks it's worth $1B. Besides the presentation part of the interview, they were all virtual. I used a personal day to visit and honestly, it was a waste of my personal time.

The interview process consisted of a 1 hour virtual interview with the hiring manager, which consisted of a series of technical questions related to the role, along with the typical resume and background review. After the virtual interview, there is an on-site portion that was roughly 5 hours in length and comprised of a panel interview where a presentation on a specified topic is given, a tour of the facility, and a series of one-on-one interviews with various team members on ethics and technical questions.