I really wanted to believe that I would not have the same interview process as so many reviews on here. Unfortunately, that was not the case. I applied early January and received a response two weeks later that I was moving through the process. There were five interview streps in the process: 1) 30m call with hiring manager 2) 45m technical screen: basic stats questions & coding in R exercises 3) 48hr take home assignment: R data analysis & study design (said 5-6hrs to complete but took me 2-3x longer) 4) Virtual onsite 5) Interview with senior exec The first three steps went pretty fast (< 2 weeks), and I thought I would actually get through this process within a month. I turned in my take-home in early/mid Feb, and was told a week later that I had moved to the virtual onsite. Up to this point, everyone had been very responsive. I let the recruiters and hiring manager know that I had another job offer where I needed to make a decision by mid March. They said no problem - I would be able to finish the interview process by then. Three weeks go by. I email every week asking for an update, which are answered but somewhat slowly. I was told that there was some internal stuff going on & they are waiting for the green light to schedule my onsite. Then, early March, I am told that the role was going to be closed due to "budget constraints". Needless to say, I was very upset - having already spent hours of my (unpaid) time going through this process. I asked if there were other similar roles that I might be able to apply for. I have yet to receive a response. I can't recommend applying for a role here, at least right now. It seems that they are still experiencing start-up growing pains. I'm also not sure if the Labs division is being cut completely or just downsized, but "budget cuts" after an enormous funding round does not seem like a good sign.