Interview with a single interviewer, including sections in Portuguese and English (after I agreed to that). In the first part, they asked about my skills in higher detail than my profile, and corrected and improved aspects of my profile/skill descripton, according to the way the company matches people to jobs, and, I believe, types of jobs available. That was amazing, I loved the experience, since often filling up a profile involves trying to guess what kinds of skills are important to that company, and what they will do with each answer. Being able to answer questions about my skills interactively was reassuring. I was also asked about my experiences, past projects, and wishes, in relation to several different job descriptions, and types of clients. Overall, I felt my wishes were respected and my skills were valued. In the second part, I was asked to answer about a dozen questions of logic, with no time limit, and no input from the interviewer. The questions were mostly of mathematical or statistical logic, with a few questions requiring common sense or inferences about the world population.

The interview was conducted in English, and the conversation lasted 30 minutes. The interviewer had to meet this time strictly, so they might need to go faster through the questions. Questions included experience with technologies, case-scenarios and some behavioral questions.