applied online, a lot of different rounds that span over several months. In the middle there was also a hiring freeze so I did not hear back from them for 1 month.

1. Phone screening with HR 2. After about 10 days, first round of video-interview via Zoom. One interviewer, who asked Math questions. The one he asked me pertained to Real Analysis and Linear Algebra, Then he went on to ask a few more questions of the probability-statistical-programming type that can be found on Quant interview books. 3. After about 10 days from last interview, new Zoom video-conference with two members of the perspective team (Interest rate curve modelling). Asked a. to write a C++ class to perform a tricky task that probably comes up frequently in their day-to-day programming duties; b. a question on numerical methods (find zeros of implicit equation). Successfully coded a. and answered b., but probably took a bit too much time for a. and did not have time to code b. as well, so I was only asked to provide a verbal solution for b. Was not selected eventually, but I felt I more than held my own

Good interviews, not so easy, an assortment of statistics and programming questions. 4 interview stages all same difficulty. HR was competent but the process takes a while... Overall a good and fun experience