Applied online and was scheduled a technical phone screen soon after. My interviewer did not call me in the scheduled time so I my recruiter sent me an email informing me that my interview was to be rescheduled. I get a call one day and I pick it up and it was apparently my rescheduled interview, which my recruiter forgot to inform me beforehand. Luckily, it was mostly behavioral questions related to my resume but I was very surprised and flustered because I was not aware that my interview would be happening at that time. Because of this, I did not even have a laptop on hand so the interviewer had to skip the coding question. After that I was invited to the technical Forum where I was notified that Adobe was only providing $50 reimbursement for the entire 2 days in San Jose. I was not aware of this until the day before the Forum so I had to pay extra out-of-pocket expenses for transportation(Ubers from the airports). They declined my request to be fully reimbursed twice, which was very unprofessional as a company to not completely cover a candidate's travel expenses. The first day of the Forum was like a career fair. It was very hectic with 100 interns and ~40 booths where teams pitched their projects. You had to talk to every booth to get a sense of what project each booth was pitching, which was inefficient and tiring. In the end, you rank the teams you want to intern for. In the second day, they give you a schedule of teams to interview with if a team also selected you. These interviews depended on the team but they were usually behavioral. However, one of my interviews gave a logical math puzzle which was not usual for a Software Engineering role. Overall, wasn't a big fan of Adobe's interview process.