A very long process with seven interviews starting with recording myself answer questions then moving through 3 phone interview then 3 more in person interviews in Boston. The self recorded interview was odd because you only had one chance to say what you wanted and the questions came from out of the blue. The phone interviews were much easier because you could read the person on the other end of the line and judge how you were doing. The in person ones were by far the easiest because you could read facial expressions.

I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter via e-mail. She sent along information about a video interview, although after some confusion I actually never ended up completing it and moving forward anyway. The recruiter and I had an informal phone conversation, after which she put me forward to a second round. I had to prepare three technical tasks before the second round, which consisted of two half-hour Google hangout sessions. One of the hangout sessions consisted of a screen-share where I explained how I completed the tasks. I heard back a few days later that I was invited to a third round of in-person interviews at the Cambridge office. When I came into the office, I spoke to three different support managers for a half-hour each and was given a tour of the office. My interview was on a Friday and they got back to me with an offer by the following Wednesday!