The whole process took about 1.5 months, but could have been shorter had my scheduling worked out, and if I was local. I applied online using the website which was incredibly easy and within a few days I was contacted by a recruiter. She and I had a 1:1 call to discuss the position and she was able to do some initial screening and then we discussed scheduling a remote video interview with another designer. I scheduled that a week or so later and was able to talk in depth about projects with a Senior Product Designer. Shortly after that, I was issued a design skills task/test with a brief from the VP of Design that I completed over a weekend. I ended up getting some great feedback from that test and was given the opportunity to make updates. From there, we scheduled an in-person full-day interview. The in-person interview was about 6 hours including a lunch with some team members and a short break. There was a series of exercises throughout the day with different team members ending on a presentation of my design test to a room of about 4 or 5 people. Overall, it was an intense interview process but I thought it was nice that so many people were willing to take the time to meet with me and ultimately it ended in an offer 24 hours after the in-person so it was worth it!

First round 45 mins phone interview with recruiter, followed by 3 rounds technical interviews with portfolio presentation, take home design challenges and team panel interviews. The whole interview process was smooth and the recruiting team responds quick.