I first had a phone interview, they ask basic interview questions I.e. a time you had to drive a difficult problem ext. After that I had to complete a PDF assessment redrawing since basic shakes and then some logos, after spending two hours with that they have you come in for a 4 hour in house interview with twob people asking you eventually the same questions over again, then they sit you down for yet another drawing quiz, this time there are full pixle images with very high detail, they expect you to bang out 10 of these... Which I find highly improbable. After that stupid test that is impossible to complete they have you shake someone for an hour. After that house of having no idea what system of tools the whether is using you go into yet another interview, which of course is the same questions asked as before. After all of this I feel that I should have been getting paid for the amount of time or into this application process, I have never seen anything this ridiculous. Why have someone shadow for an hour yet not have hired them yet? The whole experience seemed excitedly intimidating. Was not chosen, after all that, with no explication as to why.

The interview typically starts over the phone, then there's a 3-4 hour in-person interview that includes software tests. The questions are pretty generic and they want specific examples of previous work experience.