I spoke to a recruiter at a campus career fair and was contacted about an on-campus interview later that day. The on-campus interview was a one-hour technical interview consisting of resume questions and two coding questions (one short question about data structures and one long coding question). I was asked to do a second on-campus interview later that same day, but I didn't have time in my schedule to make it happen. Instead, they flew me out to their New York City headquarters two weeks after my first interview. There, I had a one hour technical interview consisting of resume questions and two long coding questions, a one hour interview with an HR representative to just get to know my personality and my hobbies, and a one hour interview from a manager (who asked me a quick technical question and talked about the job). Overall it was a very enjoyable experience and I had a lot of fun in the interviews. I was able to use my preferred coding language (Python), but I found that this is not super relevant because most of the interviews were done in pseudocode on a whiteboard. I used glassdoor to try and prepare for my interviews, but all of my questions were different from what was posted.