There was a basic first phone interview and then an in person, 3-hour technical interview with multiple different interviewers. There were also other people interviewing at the same time and we were essentially rotating. They say they don't expect you to know about mortage insurance specifically, but ask questions directly related to that. I had to know a lot about specific probability formulas, which I wasn't prepared for and didn't have memorized. Also, three hours in person doing technical interviewing seems like a lot for both the candidate and the company to be doing as the second round, but that's just my opinion as someone who ahas undergone many technical interview processes at this point.