The interview process took over 2 months and the recruiter was unresponsive at times. This is most likely due to under staffing because it's a start up. Also, they need to vet who they are hiring for senior management roles. The last interview I had was with a director who if you google is a registered sex offender which is a felony. This affected my willingness to work for this company because how could I ask for a future reference from someone like that. Overall the interview process was pleasant and everyone is excited to be there.

Initially had a phone call with HR just to go over my experience and learn more about the company. Shortly after, I had a technical phone interview with a software engineering manager, which consisted of some high-level design/best practices questions and a few simple coding problems over a shared screen. Lastly, there was an on-site interview with 4 rounds (including HR). The on-site was surprisingly not very technical (only one coding problem asked), and instead mostly consisted of behavioral and scenario-type questions. I felt optimistic after the interview and thought everything had gone well, but was rejected a week later over my lack of geospatial/remote sensing experience (even though this wasn't a requirement in the initial job posting).