I applied online, was given a take-home assessment, and asked for an onsite. I echo the sentiment of others interviewing for this position. The onsite consists of 3 interviews where they provide a dataset and ask you to perform classification in 1 hour each. The first two interviews are definitely modeling based (timeseries), so do something quick as mentioned by others. The last just a basic SQL/Pandas interview. The Data Scientists are typical of SF "coder bros". They act high and mighty and are eager to jump on any mistakes you make (coding including). It is difficult to model a dataset you have no idea what the features are and then with the constant reminder of the time limit. It is nice that their VP of DS provides feedback, but I would really encourage them to review their interview process. Without sounding cynical and bitter, I would avoid this company. For such a young company with that many negative experience....maybe its not us?

I enjoyed the interview process here. The technical questions focus on rapid analysis and modeling of toy problems. There isn't much time to do each assignment, so it is incredibly important to practice. I found the questions themselves to be fun and engaging, and I enjoyed working through the problems with the other data scientists during the onsite. The non-technical interviews were very nice and I liked talking with everyone there. Overall I had a great interview experience and I highly recommend interviewing here for a data scientist role.