Really smooth interview process - I did 3 zoom calls over the course of 2 weeks or so, and a case study. The expectations and communication were clear, and I felt comfortable asking questions that sometimes can seem unapproachable.

My first advice: Do not apply in the Fintech team. One of the worst interview experience I've ever had. The HR person and the hiring manager were nice. But I decided that I will never work at this company after my interview with the SVP of Fintech, Ethan: it was not a job interview, it was a police interrogatory. His disrespect and arrogance was incredible. His approach was to ask me about every single decision I have ever made in my life since I am a child. He went in details, sometimes into my personal life and asked questions about everything in my past. It felt very intrusive and I ended up feeling very uneasy at the end. I'm very shocked that he thinks it's ok to do that. Most questions were completely irrelevant, and it's a terrible way to interview someone. After this interview, I decided that I would never accept a job at this company. If this arrogant SVP acts like this in an interview, I don't want to imagine how he is with the team. Looking back, I should have not answered the questions. For the interview process: 1) HR call 2) Interview with hiring manager 3) Case study to submit 4) Interview with SVP 5) Case study presentation