Two stage interview. First stage consisted of presenting some work which was previousley done. Second stage was a technical interview with panel, and was over an hour long. Take a really long time for them to get back to you regarding any feedback.

When I arrived for the interview itself my three interviewers were generally nice and personable. Although I didn't get the job it was nice to receive feedback via telephone after the interview. However, I should note a few points about the interview process. - The online interview arrangement system doesn't work well. Although I confirmed my attendance, HR emailed me a few days before asking me to confirm as they hadn't seen my confirmation. - I was asked to provide my presentation 24 hours before interview which was quite a rush as it was my last week of work at another job. In the end this 24 hour deadline was not necessary as we just ended up using the version on my laptop. - Up until the moment I sat down in the interview, I had not been told that there would be two interviews on separate days. Not in the job description, and not anywhere in email communications had this been explained. Not a big deal but it threw me off a little. I was expecting a single interview. Overall I would say this, nice to get feedback, generally nice people, very disorganised application process. I would add that it felt very strange being asked to launch straight into deep technical discussion without first some niceties discussing the role itself, what would be expected of me, and what made me apply. Perhaps that's what the 2nd interview would have been for, but if so the order of things should be reversed. Lastly, given the computational expertise available at the Turing Institute I was astounded at how useless the online application portal was.