The interview process was very laid-back relative to the norm. Primarily, they are looking to get to know you and see whether/how you would fit into SFW. The interview consisted of some competency-based questions as well as a run-through of the CV (educational and work background, etc). They give you a mini-test at the beginning to assess your knowledge but it's really just to see how much they would have to train you; many of the staff here (including me) do not have computer science backgrounds. The process consists of 2 interviews, the first of which is mainly a get-to-know-you and the second of which is seeing where you would fit in. They give you ample opportunity to ask your own questions within the interview. It was a positive experience overall.