A hiring manager from one of the engineering teams reached out to me, and we hopped on a call back in November 2021. Because of the holidays, I had to reschedule the technical for January 2022, and I had the onsite a week after the technical. I chose the front end route, so the technical interview involved implementing a React application for an image carousel. I wasn't super familiar with React, but the interviewer worked with me on that aspect, telling me when I could use certain hooks, syntax, etc. There were 4 interviews during the onsite: behavioral, system design, domain knowledge (similar to a behavioral interview, but focused on technical aspects of projects), onsite project feature (adds features to the image carousel app you did during the technical interview). I was pleasantly surprised by the system design interview. It felt like it had a lot of structure and were focused on how to design particular responses, etc. of a specific application v. a more general problem statement and focusing on databases, or technologies. I really appreciated the fact that there were no LeetCode questions and it was more of a test of practical knowledge (and was language agnostic as well ; even though there was a test in React, they make the effort to help you out if you're not familiar with it. Overall, interviewers were friendly and helpful. Recruiters were very prompt and professional. And overall, it was a very pleasant experience.